Roaming workers exposed when they don't turn on VPN

November 7, 2016

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In a recent study, IDG reveals that roaming workers are consciously and unconsciously sidestepping corporate VPNs in the name of convenience. The risk is great as workers mobilize, using laptops to access sensitive data and cloud-based applications. In this informative webcast, we dive into the specifics of the research — what security measures are working and what aren’t. You’ll walk away with learned advice and a proven path to mitigating the risks of an ever-roaming workforce.

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