About two-thirds of European businesses have increased information-technology budgets this year to accommodate continued remote working, according to a study.

Companies may face ‘existential threat’ if they fail to upgrade their networks and security systems during the remote-work revolution.

In an academic paper, Jeremy Bailenson provides insight into the surprising reasons many of us dread videoconferences. Here he advises us on what ...

Unsecured home networks pose one of the biggest risks for organizations amid the shift to remote work, experts say.

Overall IT spending is expected to rise 6.2 percent to $3.92 trillion in 2021, after falling 3.2 percent to $3.69 trillion a year ...

About 65 percent of U.S. technology companies plan to maintain or increase their global remote workforce this year, according to a Velocity Global ...

Even when staff are working from home, employers must still scrutinize the employee work environment and cybersecurity — and insure themselves appropriately.

About 52 percent of organizations experienced a malware incident on a remote device in 2020. That’s up from 37 percent from a year ...

About 60 percent of companies in London and southeast England have seen increased risks to their IT infrastructure because of remote working, according ...

Eighty-eight publicly traded companies in Japan had data breaches in 2020 as businesses rushed to “promote digitization and remote work.”