With the stringent restrictions being implemented to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus we're forced to adapt to working from home or working remotely. This is new territory for a lot of people, and has opened up a whole new playground for the bad guys, so we've put together a few tips and tricks to help you get through working from home safely and as securely as possible.

10 Tips to Work From Home Securely

Collaborating Securely

Credential Stuffing Scam Alert

Coronavirus Scam Alert & What to Look out for

Mobile Scam Alert

All guides are available for free download to share with your networks at the below links:

Working from Home Securely Download

Collaborating Securely Download

Credential Stuffing Download

Coronavirus Scam Alerts Download

Mobile Scam Alerts Download

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Have a look at the below blog posts for more information on what the bad guys have been up to, and how to reinforce security norms during the coronavirus crisis:

[Heads-Up] Feeding Frenzy: COVID-19 Phishing Attacks Surge as U.S. Reels from Pandemic
[Heads-Up] Feeding Frenzy: COVID-19 Phishing Attacks Surge as U.S. Reels from Pandemic
Eric Howes
Reinforcing Security Norms During the Coronavirus Crisis
We have all seen an increase in the amount of advice and guidance from the healthcare sector and others since the start of the Coronavirus crisis.
Joanna Huisman