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While more and more employees are telecommuting, many of the home-based networks that those employees are using are configured improperly, leaving your company exposed to data breaches. To stem the tide, IT organizations should be involved in every aspect of setting up networks and computer systems for employees working from home. That involves knowing your options for home-based and small-office networks and choosing the right connections, providing telecommuters with the right applications, knowing when they will be accessing the network and providing iron-clad backup connectivity.
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