Week 5 Flashcards

(9 cards)

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Q

Why did remote working increase during COVID-19?

A

Lockdowns forced companies to adopt remote work quickly and widely.

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What major shift happened in work environments post-COVID?

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Remote work became the new normal instead of being optional and planned.

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3
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What is the biggest employee-related risk during remote work?

A

Human error due to stress and distractions (e.g., misdirected emails).

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What type of attacks became more common during remote work?

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Social engineering (e.g., phishing) exploiting stress and urgency.

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5
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Why is using personal devices for work risky?

A

They lack strong security and may be used unsafely (e.g., personal downloads).

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What’s the risk when employees return to the office?

A

Infected home devices may compromise corporate networks.

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What privacy issue has emerged from remote work?

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Increased employer surveillance (tracking activity on personal devices).

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How can video calls affect privacy?

A

Backgrounds and home settings may unintentionally reveal personal data.

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What should companies do to manage remote security and privacy?

A

Plan for long-term remote security, not just temporary fixes.
Find out what the biggest threats are — both tech and human.
Teach staff how to spot scams and use tools securely.

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