- Chief Compliance Officer and VP of Legal Affairs, Arrow Electronics
As summer approaches and COVID-19 vaccination rates rise, organizations have signaled they will gradually move staff back into offices in an attempt to return to some sense of normalcy. However, the most likely scenario to play out for the foreseeable future is a hybrid work environment where employees split time between home and corporate offices.
Below are six best practices cyber-security and compliance professionals should consider to facilitate a smooth and secure transition to a reimagined office.
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