Workers new to the tech industry are in luck. A fundamental shift in how companies plan to operate post-pandemic favor remote/hybrid work arrangements.

Three-quarters of information-technology professionals in the U.S. feel that the shift to remote work during the pandemic made it harder for employees to ...

Eighty-two percent of businesses worldwide are concerned about the potential security risks of having employees work remotely, a survey by Thales Group found.

After facing an unprecedented number of cyberattacks to vulnerable devices during the pandemic, company IT staff now must confront the challenge of the ...

Remote work spurred  by the Covid-19 health crisis led to a spike in cybercrime last year, with 5,258 data breaches occurring worldwide in ...

More than half of remote workers who held sensitive information on their personal computers or phones have been victims of cyberattacks since the ...

Heading into the hybrid-work frontier, now may be the time to integrate your outdated IT infrastructure with cloud-communications technology.

Half of the Canadian information security officers surveyed said that human error was the largest vulnerability.

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

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