90 per cent of employees put their business at risk when working remotely
30 per cent of employees have never had any cyber security training, and many follow unsafe practices
The majority of employees follow poor cyber-security practices when working remotely, with many sharing passwords and connecting to public WiFi. Nearly a third of UK households with a computer have been...
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