Choosing the technologies to work from home is about more than video calls and chat tools. It’s critical to protect your company’s infrastructure from technology attacks. The Chattanooga Technology Council offers these resources to help you develop a secure home network.
Note: Chattanooga Technology Council is simply sharing resources with you. We are not endorsing any vendor or protocol, and we are not receiving compensation for any content on this page.
Small business or small IT department
Pioneer Technology: From simple guidance on how to securely work better as an organization during social distancing, to a full-scale IT assessment identifying ways you can update your organization’s IT systems and infrastructure (and possibly help to reduce cost), Pioneer Technology can help turn your business disruption into stability. (Note: this is a ChaTech member. We are not endorsing their services or promoting them over other providers.)
KnowBe4 – COVID-19 has traditional office-based employees working from home. Are your employees properly trained to keep themselves and your network safe under these circumstances?
InfoSystems – Chattanooga-based, we help transform companies from vulnerable to secure and confident. (Note: this is a ChaTech member. We are not endorsing their services or promoting them over other providers.)
Cybersecurity Podcast – Many companies don’t realize what vulnerabilities exist on their devices, let alone how to clean them up. Being one step ahead can help combat cyber criminals that are quick to exploit vulnerable technology.
StaySafeOnline – A compilation of tips and recommendations to stay safe online, as well as how to avoid cyber threats and scams during this pandemic.
comparitech – How to stay safe online while working from home during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Logically – Download this cybersecurity checklist. (Note: this is a ChaTech member. We are not endorsing their services or promoting them over other providers.)
Coronavirus Scams – COVID-19 is causing disruption in our lives. The last thing we need is a phishing scam or ransomware attack. (Content by Carbonite. ChaTech does not endorse them, but we do respect them)
How Businesses With A Remote Workforce Can Stay Cybersecure – Pre-recorded, hosted by Chattanooga Chamber and ChaTech member Elliott Davis
Remote Workforce Security: 4 Best Practices. Written by ChaTech member Avertium
Free Security Resources for Work-from-Home Employees During the COVID-19 Crisis
Center for Internet Security – Cybersecurity best practices, tools and threats