“Today we have technologies that allow us to connect from home and abroad with much greater ease than was previously possible,” said James Walker, security product manager at ZyXEL, in a statement. “However, if this connection isn’t secured, a hacker can wreak havoc within a corporate network without ever stepping inside the building”.
The research shows that 87 percent of remote workers use their home computers to access company data. Of these, 90 per cent admit that they are responsible for maintaining the security on their PCs.
The figures suggest that these concerns are only going to get worse. More than half of respondents believe remote working enhances productivity and achieves a better work/life balance. What’s more, 46 per cent said that although they cannot work remotely at present, they would like to in future.
The survey questioned 200 IT managers and 1300 employees in businesses across the UK.
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