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What Will Cybersecurity's 'New Normal' Look Like?
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Mark Darby
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6/22/2020 | 5:24:47 AM
Beyond Trust into Certainty?

Trust is absolutely crucial during this extraordinary period of business calibration, but trust in itself may not be enough at the moment, there needs to be more certainty. Every organisation has its own unique circumstances and while instincts tend to veer towards protection during periods of disruption, smart leaders will place equal emphasis on protection and growth.

 

RyanSepe
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6/21/2020 | 1:58:03 PM
Privacy Rights for Employees
This should be a very cut and dry subject but I think we over complicate it. If you have a work asset it should be used solely for work purposes. Whether it be physical or VDI isolation, doesn't matter. Its typically part of most organizations AUP that what you do on company property is subject to review.

If you follow this mechanic then your privacy will remain intact and you have nothing to worry about. If not, then you do so at your own risk.


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