Summary

As a result of the current situation, the number of employees working remotely has increased, with many now working from home.  A large share of schools have also moved to distance learning. As remote work arrangements become more common, Finland’s communications networks have the necessary capacity to accommodate the increasing numbers of remote workers and online transactions. Video conference calls and emails don't, in fact, place a substantial strain on networks. To make working remotely as safe and smooth an experience as possible, we have put together this list of helpful tips.

Details

Event Type: NCSC-FI Announcement

Publication Date: Tue, 07 Apr 2020 13:00:56 GMT

Source: National Cyber Security Centre Finland

Key Points:

• Official announcement from NCSC-FI
• See full article at source URL for complete details

Impact Assessment

Severity: Varies by content type

Scope: National (Finland) or International

Notes

Source is in English from NCSC-FI’s official news portal. This entry is part of the NCSC-FI RSS feed historical archive covering 2019-2021 cybersecurity developments in Finland.

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