Remote work increases the potential for cybersecurity risks. Employees accessing corporate data from home or public networks face threats such as shadow IT, unvetted software, and malware infections.
The risk of shadow IT isn't just an employee issue; it expands when devices are shared with friends or family, increasing vulnerability to unauthorized access and usage.
Using public Wi-Fi exposes remote employees to man-in-the-middle and evil twin attacks, threats that can intercept sensitive data and compromise organizational security.
Cybersecurity challenges in hybrid work environments are heightened due to default security settings on home networks and unpatched software vulnerabilities, creating easy targets for cybercriminals.
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