Webinar – An IT Roadmap for Remote Working

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Online, Wednesday 21st April

In the past 12 months businesses have had to adjust to the new working norm. For some this has been a 100% move to remote working, while others have implemented a hybrid model. Whatever model you chose to implement, you can be certain that you have some concerns about ensuring your business continues to be efficient, productive, and secure regardless of where your employees are located. In this session supportIT CEO, Joe McGivern, will talk about creating a remote working roadmap for your business and how you can mitigate against the security risks of remote working – to ensure the solutions you put in place serve you now during the pandemic, but also into the future.

  • Your Remote Working Roadmap
  • What type of users do you have in your business?
  • What application anchors have you in place?
  • What Remote Working Technologies should you use?
  • What are your business continuity goals?
  • How do I give employees access while maintaining security?
  • How do I protect my company's data and protect employees from Phishing attempts?
  • What policies and procedures should I have in place, including Training and BYOD (Bring your Own Device) Policies?
  • Remote Working Case Study: Joe will be joined by Barry Whelan, CEO Excel Recruitment, who will talk you through how supportIT helped him implement remote working in his business

Date:
Wednesday 21st April
Time:
12.00pm
Price:
Free

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