Remote work is a working style that allows employees to work outside of a traditional office environment. It is based on the concept that work does not need to be done in a specific place to be executed successfully. So that means working from anywhere other than the office, which can be from home, a cafe, or any business. Instead of coming to the office and interacting with team members face to face, remote workers use digital tools to handle tasks, complete projects and communicate with their team. You can work remotely from anywhere if you have a laptop and a steady internet connection. While teleworking offers many benefits for employees and employers, there are also risks regarding warranting cybersecurity and data protection for a teleworker. The remote worker cannot use the company’s internet, printers, or computers. Because of this, employers need to create comprehensive security policies for their remote workers. From data protection to computer malware risks, companies must carefully consider several areas: Data Protection and Privacy, Employee Training, Data Storage Locations, Incident Support and Escalation, Data Storage Locations, Remote Work Policies, and Computer Malware Protection.

Required

 Which ISO 27002:2013 domains and sections would you apply for your policies?