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It’s safe to say, that most businesses have already moved one or more services to the cloud. This means that the once hallowed and protected server room, now hosts far less hardware than before, and administrators manage services via cloud dashboards, from various locations.

While employees almost exclusively worked from the office in the past, this has changed in recent years. The pandemic and mobilisation of the workforce means that businesses may have users connecting and working from across the UK, Europe or world wide, and these remote users need secure remote access to your networks and other resources.

The recent pandemic has led a lot of people to work from home for the very first time. However, people who quickly shifted to working realized that the two are quite not the same and that a few changes need to be made in order to achieve the same level of success as that at the office. 

Information technology is rapidly influencing how businesses operate regardless of the industry type or size.  So, it is right to say that IT plays an integral role in how we do business in the modern landscape. This includes the efficient and not-so-tangible applications that help companies succeed and innovate within the technological infrastructure.

Working remotely has become more widespread ever since the pandemic. It was so beneficial that experts predict working from home will remain prevalent across various industries even after the pandemic.

The way we communicate and perceive work has undergone massive changes in the last two years. Several new technological advancements surfaced purely because of necessity, and the pandemic has played a crucial role in accelerating the adoption of these digital technologies.

The wide accessibility of the internet across the globe has made it easier for hackers to intervene in your organization’s system unethically and compromise your security controls.According to Accenture, security breaches have increased by 11 percent since 2018 and 67 percent since 2014.

As we continue to see more severe data breaches, businesses worldwide are coming up with various compliance standards like the GDPR and CCPA. But is compliance the only factor you should be worried about? If yes, how do you ensure compliance?