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As Remote Work Continues, Companies Fret Over How to Monitor Employees’ Data Handling

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Corporate cybersecurity leaders are worried that employees working from home could create an opening for hackers by, for instance, recording conference calls, sharing corporate devices with family members or photographing sensitive documents

Lockdown requirements sent employees home this spring, leaving cybersecurity teams to reconfigure how they monitor suspicious behavior on corporate networks and detect abnormal logins from employee accounts. Many companies anticipate a prolonged period of remote work or a combination of office and remote work, and security chiefs are starting to apply new data policies and technologies to weed out bad behavior.

Some employees normally work in secure rooms, she said, where they feel reminded about rules for handling especially sensitive or classified data, she said. “That has a very different feeling than walking into a living room.” Equifax Inc. uses behavioral analytics software on employees’ devices to understand how they work and identify activity that seems abnormal, said Jamil Farshchi, its chief information security officer.

“I don’t know what standard looks like anymore. That’s the additional challenge organizations face because it’s just a lot of unknown,” Mr. Farshchi said. Security chiefs must balance surveillance with what monitoring employees will find acceptable, Mr. Oerting said.

 

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Made it very easy for CCP spies working in Silicon Valley co’s, Univ, Bio. To send all the info to their CCP embassy handlers. Downside on wfh

Or simply by downloading the Zoomclient to their machine and activating it. If these companies care about computersecurity, they shouldn't use Zoom at all. In fact, they should ban its use on any machines used by employees. hackerfactor anticryptoblog

WSJ = CCP RUNNING DOG Take an early look at The Wall Street Journal = become CCP running dog early. As WSJ.

zoom has been hacked at our public schools’ online classes here in GA. Think about how easy it would be to hack biz meetings.

More fabricated nonsense.

Hackers eye workers from home in absence of security networks.

Maybe they should start taking cybersecurity more seriously instead of just buying cyber insurance if they are worried.

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