Companies
are shuttering their offices in response to the coronavirus and for many, the
prospect of working remotely is now a way of life — or seems inevitable. From
setting up a VPN to access work files to getting a good workout indoors, Forbes has
advice on using your tech during the epidemic.
Where
people are absent from public spaces these days, they’re present online. Here’s
a helpful guide to knowing if an email is
trustworthy, and why downloading that fake CDC coronavirus
map is definitely not a good idea.
Coronavirus-themed
cybercrime is becoming prevalent enough that the Department of
Homeland Security issued a guide on how to avoid scams.
When it
comes to the basics of physical health and safety, Forbes writers
have advice on how to get a
workout while cooped up inside and keeping your device
clean.
As
remote workers make the most of their digital capabilities, there are a few
best practices that can make for a smoother transition, like identifying the
communications tools remote teams will use. This
initial transition to working from home will be an adjustment that managers and
employees can factor into the workflow.
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