The quick shift to remote work in many organizations as a result of COVID-19 means some CIOs, CISOs, and their teams are playing catch-up in terms of remote security policies. But it’s not like they’re starting from square one.

“Institutional habits and preferences form over many years, but new norms have risen nearly overnight, causing many organizations to scramble to adjust. Now that work from home is here, it’ll take some time for written policies to catch up,” says Matt Wilson, chief information security advisor at BTB Security. “However, when they do, it should largely be to address the new technologies employed to enable the workforce – the basic requirements of asset management, encryption, and awareness should already be in place.”

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