CHAPTER 13: DISASTER RECOVERY AT HOME
‘Be grateful for the home you have, knowing that at this moment, all you have is all you need.’
Sarah Ban Breathnach
As personal computers (PCs), internet access and higher bandwidths have become more and more widespread the number of people working from home has increased enormously. Whatever the size of an organisation, it’s almost inevitable that it has members of staff working from home. This may be on a regular or occasional basis, such as the CEO burning the midnight oil on the annual business plan, sales people working up their PowerPoint® presentations for a pitch the next morning, or data-input teleworkers. In their own way, all of these people expose the organisation to risks of one sort or another. ...
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