NLR 22: How to Protect Your Data When Working Online - Part III

When you work remotely, you have to take precautions to secure your sensitive data. Just imagine your system gets hacked and someone steals important information about your clients, customers, or your company. This can lead to serious legal consequences and can cause much corporate damage. That’s why today I want to give you some important tips on how you can make sure you’re your data is safe all the time.

 

Mentioned in this episode:

- Screen protector for your laptop screen when working in public
- USB data blocker for public phone charging stations

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