[Infographic] Threat Model of a Remote Worker

Check out our full in-depth blog at https://www.digitalshadows.com/blog-and-research/threat-model-of-a-remote-worker/.

Though the remote-work landscape has been steadily moving forward over the past decade, COVID-19 (aka coronavirus) has forced many organizations to accelerate their plans or create them on the fly. As such, Digital Shadows has produced a threat model for the remote worker, taking into account the various risks and threats that employees face while working off site.

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