Home computers and smart devices have become much more than tools for email, social media, web browsing and games. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Last November, this column focused on the millions of people whose identity has been compromised by data breaches. Now, due to changes in the workplace stemming from the pandemic, the problem is exacerbated. This has resulted in insecurity in the systems and data provided to remote workers by employers, as well as the financial and personal data of employees and their families.
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