Whether they’re working remotely or on-site, workers have come to expect frictionless, collaborative experiences. Multiple logins and authentications slow them down and can be frustrating.
Yet, the risks associated with user access across the hybrid workforce have increased. Outside the traditional four walls, employees might log into the corporate network from personal devices at home — ie., their roommate’s, partner’s or child’s computer. They might take their laptop out for lunch and work on tasks via an unsecured WiFi connection at the restaurant. Or, they could access work files 1-2 days per week at the office, then work remotely the other days.
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