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the security front, monitoring should check remote workers’ adherence to best security protocols, such
as usage of VPNs, or risky search behaviors. To combat risks during work times, employers will turn
towards secure search engines and communication platforms such as GOFBA which provide intelligent
filtering for pornographic, violent, and potentially malware-ridden internet content.
Many SMB owners and managers are not eyeing a return to office buildings and commutes. A May 2020
survey from Intermedia found 57 percent of SMBs that instituted remote working due to COVID-19 said
they will likely allow such arrangements in the long term. The survey found business owners noted
increases in employee availability, and boosts to both job and life satisfaction as positive reasons for
remote work, along with the corresponding lowered overhead costs. There are multiple benefits for
remote work, if companies increase their training, technology, and policies to protect company data from
cybersecurity risks.
About the Author
Bill DeLisi is one of the world’s most authoritative experts on
cybersecurity. He is currently the Chief Executive Officer, Chief
Technology Officer and a founding member of the Board of Directors
for GOFBA, Inc. DeLisi has more than 30 years of experience in the
computer industry, including holding the position of Chief Technology
Officer at several companies. He has worked closely with Microsoft
Gold Certified Partners, helping pioneer “cloud” computing and creating
security infrastructures that are still in use today. DeLisi is responsible
for the development of proprietary technology that serves as the backbone of GOFBA’s platform and has
over 30 certifications with Microsoft, Cisco, Apple, and others, which includes the coveted Systems
Engineer with Advanced Security certification, as well as expert status in Cloud Design and
Implementation.
Bill can be reached via email at [email protected] or on his company website www.GOFBA.com.
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