The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Work at Home and Business Continuity
With recent events, we have seen a lot of companies implement WaH as a business continuity strategy. At the Remote Working Summit 2020, we presented on aspects of the shift to WaH that were done well, some not so well, and some that were done poorly.
5 Tips for quickly deploying secure Work at Home
The working landscape has indisputably changed worldwide: where we work and how we work...
Peter Corish
WaH: Global insights for the South African BPO and CX industry Webinar
Work at home has become a new normal across the world, with companies embracing what was...
Peter Corish
ThinKiosk & Secure Remote Worker 6.1 now available
Hello all! We are happy to announce the release of ThinKiosk and Secure Remote Worker...
Peter Corish
Compliance & Meeting PCI DSS, HIPAA & GDPR standards on your endpoints
There’s a lot of movement right now in terms of work at home, how to provision for it...
Peter Corish
ThinKiosk and Secure Remote Worker 6.0 Available
Hello all! Happy to announce the launch of ThinKiosk and Secure Remote Worker 6.0, both...
Peter Corish
Rapid WAH deployment with Secure Remote Worker on Personal Devices
IT departments are under extreme pressure to roll out dynamic and scalable work-at-home...
Peter Corish
Implementing Work at Home? Security considerations for your virtual environment
With recent events we understand that business continuity is one of the things at the...
Peter Corish
Securing your Windows 7 Devices
Windows 7 has been out of extended support for months, however, to no one’s surprise...
Peter Corish
Securing end users and endpoints with thin client computing
Drawing on my twenty plus years of working within end user computing, I can safely say...
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