Here is an email that I have been using. I tweak it a little each time I send it out to fit the recipient. Hello _____, I trust that you are getting by with the “Safe at Home” order that Governor Evers (WI) has enacted due to CV-19! Regarding that order, I have a couple thoughts for you to consider. This does not need to be hard. Make sure the home network is secure. The bare minimum will be to password-protect the router Use company wide cybersecurity tools. We have several solutions Encrypt sensitive files in transit and in storage, 440bt encryptions are what we offer. (Most of the free programs are only encrypted while in movement. Typically, 128bt Encryption which is easily crackable) Stay informed on cybersecurity and social engineering, read up on different forms of social engineering and phishing so you know what to look for. Now more than ever, scammers will try to pose as your colleagues or managers to try to get you to give up sensitive company information. Avoid public Wi-Fi, which is far more likely to have malicious actors connected to it or running it, as is the case with a hotspot Make sure that your passwords are a minimum of 12 characters Demos available… Simple Network Consulting has a couple of secure solutions for working from home. It’s one thing to say that workers will work remotely, and access sensitive and confidential information via the internet. It’s another to be able to assure executive management that information is protected, and compliance mandates are met. Please let me know if you have any availability to connect in the coming weeks to discuss. Respectfully,
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