Securing the WFH Workforce

A look at how it's time to stop using passwords and shift to passwordless security to protect the distributed workforce of the future.

As 62% of Americans got a taste of the work from home life, many are looking to never go back to the office again.  While it is hard enough to secure a company's network infrastructure, having people in a fully distributed work from home environment makes things even more complex.

You might think that some of the tried and true forms of cybersecurity will help, such as passwords and mult-factor authentication (MFA).  These solutions are bulky and can be easily beaten.  There's got to be a better way, and one that is more flexible. 

It's time to look at a shift away from passwords and getting one-time codes sent to your phone.  The time of passwordless security and biometric authentication has arrived, just in time to protect the distributed workforce of the future. Work from home hacks go a long way as well, as do free VPN solutions.

Learn more about the future of securing remote work in the visual deep dive in the infographic below:

 

Securing Remote Work

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