The security risks of remote work are not to be taken lightly. No matter how many of your employees are working from home, any cyber security vulnerabilities that already existed are exaggerated outside the walls of your office. It’s a wise idea to examine your current remote work security policy for weaknesses – or create a policy if you don’t already have one in place. Whether you’re starting from scratch or revising an existing plan, you’ll want to keep these five remote work security best practices in mind.

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