As work becomes more flexible, our mobile devices more powerful, new vulnerabilities emerge. Phones and laptops are almost always on us, they're full of juicy data -- both personal and work, making them prime targets for anyone with the skills to gain access. But all is not lost! Here are some of the things you can do, technical and not, to secure your work devices.
Remote working isn't ideal for every team -- some teams and people just work better face-to-face. But if you want to give it a shot, there are distinct benefits. For both employees and employers.
How long can you last without your smartphone? You don't have to be nomophobic to be constantly checking your phone, ensuring you have enough juice to last the rest of your day. And, as more work becomes mobile, keeping devices charged is also a concern for businesses. So, here are some tips to keep your gadgets charged throughout the day.
Remote work isn't new, but thanks to technology and changing norms, it is growing. It allows for more flexibility for workers, and brings new opportunities for companies -- a wider hiring pool and lower overhead among them. But it also brings a unique set of challenges to be met.
Working from the road has often meant compromise -- underpowered gear, software that has been clunkily ported for mobile devices and forced downtime. But those days are largely behind us. Thanks to the cloud and ever-better hardware, you can achieve a lot with just a few select apps. Here are five to get you going.
