Security Awareness with a Remote Team
summary
Remote work keeps the same threats but removes central controls: email still delivers 83–93% of malware, LinkedIn scraping and display‑name spoofing fuel targeted campaigns, and connected devices grow from 15B (2015) to 20B (2020) with a projection to ~60B. Concrete steps: enable multi‑factor authentication, use a password manager with a strong master passphrase, apply OS and app patches immediately, segment guest and employee Wi‑Fi, report suspicious messages, and when in doubt throw it out.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:35Cyber Security Awareness Month
- 10:15Malicious emails
- 17:58Voice activated devices
- 19:42Separate WiFi access
- 20:41Password expiration
- 22:08Prevention
- 24:05Email
- 27:19Conclusion
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