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Governments worldwide have shifted to remote work, if not entirely, then at least partially in response to the Coronavirus. It didn’t take long to realize that this may be more than a temporary shift, as workers prefer to be remote, businesses save money, and teams find increased productivity.

However, moving the workplace offsite does not secure data, information, files, or other materials from thieves and hackers. In 2019, almost 40% of businesses had some type of security breach due to remote or mobile access, which could skyrocket in 2020.

Working from home may have become the new normal quickly, but that doesn’t mean that all the security processes and procedures were in place to make it safe. While some businesses could adapt quickly, some companies were under attack before they could even implement additional security.

What can your company do to ensure that employees working from home can protect their data, equipment, information, and networks?

It's true, we are living in rough and uncertain times. People are worried about what they will do with the bills, groceries, and things that they need while they are following stay-at-home orders and quarantines. Some have turned to seek unemployment while others have started to work from home.

Let's take a look at working remotely and what you may encounter along the way.

The cost of printing in the office always seems to be rising. With the enormous number of documents that businesses need to print, this cost can quickly get out of control. Managed print services are one way to control costs and keep them firmly under control.