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By Quocirca

Published: Tuesday 21 August 2007


Name

Anonymous


Location

London


Occupation

Service Manager


Comment

My organisation dealt with this issue and notably the point about requiring secure routers at point of entry.

All remote working is supported by a business case, the employee is provided with a laptop with appropriate security settings, encryption tools etc and, most notably, an approved secure router/router-modem configured for use on the employee's broadband connection, use of which is a mandatory requirement for eligibility for home working. Its highly effective, costs the employee nothing and ensures consistency of configuration.



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