Personal cyber risks: Working smart in a hybrid environment
Chubb's Christie Alderman discusses the cyber risks involved with remote work and how to prevent some of these hazards in a hybrid environment.
July 28, 2021 at 12:00 AM
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The arrival of the coronavirus around the globe last year required insurers, schools, physicians and other businesses to adjust to a remote environment quickly. This transition increased numerous personal risks as bad actors shifted their focus from commercial entities to attacking personal networks as people began working from home.
The latest installment of the Insurance Speak podcast features a conversation with Christie Alderman, cyber innovative solutions officer at Chubb, and offers highlights from their recent study addressing how online risks evolved throughout the pandemic, as well as practical insights for mitigating some of these threats.
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