10 Important Safety Measures for Business Travelers this Summer

With the weather heating up, many workers may be considering taking some time away from their desk. Whether heading to a conference in Barcelona or enjoying a staycation closer to home, taking your business away from your regular workplace brings about security risks. These risks include insecure Wi-Fi networks, infected public charging ports, and Bluetooth attacks.

To keep your digital devices and company data secure while traveling, experts recommend the following tips:

1. Consult with your company’s security team before traveling to ensure you are informed of any policies and processes.
2. Avoid using public Wi-Fi networks and consider using a VPN to encrypt your data.
3. Keep devices out of sight while traveling and consider using dedicated work devices or virtual desktop solutions.
4. Secure work devices with strong passwords, biometric features, and up-to-date software.
5. Use a privacy screen to protect sensitive information and disable USB ports to reduce potential risks.
6. Set up device lockout and remote wiping capabilities in case of theft.
7. Be cautious with rented accommodations and avoid leaving valuables or devices unsecured.

By following these tips, you can help ensure the security of your digital devices and company data while traveling.

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