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Many businesses are currently finding the best course of action, for the good of their employees, is to adopt remote work policies. However, this puts a lot of responsibility on the employees to conduct themselves appropriately and spend the time they should be working diligently.

The Novel Coronavirus has made its way around the world and it has certainly changed the way a lot of business leaders' decisions. Some businesses have put in some type of disaster recovery platform. This is basically a plan for returning to continuity after some type of disaster, but we are seeing that many business continuity plans were not broad enough to take on a worldwide pandemic. Sadly, many of these businesses won’t open again.

Now months into the COVID-19 pandemic, stay-at-home orders are still in place causing most financial analysts to suggest that the economies we depend on might not look the same, when business returns. Let’s outline a couple of tips that will help get your business through this terrible situation.

We talk about cybersecurity often. We talk about protecting your data from the illusive threat that hackers and cybercriminals bring. We don’t often talk about the more obvious type of security - preventing the physical theft of your data. It’s time!

Worldwide, we’re a good few months into dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, with many nonessential businesses shutting their doors for the time being. Even those industries that can’t just stop their operations are seeking alternatives, implementing as much of a remote workforce as possible. Many still have questions about doing so and we want to do our best to help answer some of the common questions these business people might ask about remote work.