Home working and cyber security – an outbreak of unpreparedness?
Home working and cyber security – an outbreak of unpreparedness?
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DOI：
10.1016/s1361-3723(20)30084-1
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发表时间：
2020-08-18
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Shah JN
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作者：
Furnell S;Shah JN
在家工作一直是信息技术长期承诺的自由之一。但直到最近，相对而言，很少有人在实践中经常遇到这种情况（也许除了晚上和周末把工作带回家做之外）。这种情况在2020年初突然发生了变化，新冠肺炎疫情迫使组织关门并让员工回家。在全球范围内，尽可能在家工作已成为标准建议，而技术是这一变革的根本推动者。地球仪。这一点已经改变。随着新型冠状病毒肺炎（COVID-19，即2019冠状病毒病）大流行，在家工作成为标准建议，而技术是基本的推动因素。诺丁汉大学的史蒂芬·弗内尔和益普索·莫里的贾耶什·纳文·沙阿研究了组织及其员工在多大程度上为家庭工作的意外爆发做好了准备，沿着而来的网络威胁也在增加。
Home working has been one of the long-promised freedoms of information technology. But until recently it was something that relatively few people had routinely experienced in practice (aside, perhaps, from taking work home to do in the evenings and at weekends). This situation abruptly changed in early 2020, with the Covid-19 pandemic forcing organisations to shut their doors and send staff home. Across the globe, home working wherever possible became the standard advice, and technology was the fundamental enabler of the change. That has changed. With the Covid-19 pandemic, home working became the standard advice, and technology was the fundamental enabler. Steven Furnell of the University of Nottingham and Jayesh Navin Shah of Ipsos MORI examine the extent to which organisations and their staff were prepared for the unplanned outbreak of home working, along with the increased cyberthreats that came with it.