COVID-19 Response Archives

WEBINAR: Back to Work

Is your organization gearing up to bring your remote workforce back into the office? Before moving forward, you may want to take a step back and make sure you have policies and procedures in place to make the transition as smooth as possible. Some important questions to ask: Do employees feel safe coming back into [...]read more »

Forbes: Seven IT Security Tips For A Remote Workforce

For many businesses around the world, remote work has become essential to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. Whether you're familiar with working from home or your company is still adjusting, it's important that your information technology procedures don't slip through the cracks. Without a remote worker policy and the proper tools deployed to [...]read more »

Telemundo Dallas: Home Technology Recommendations

Javier Cuevas, vCTO at DKBinnovative, spoke to Telemundo Dallas about the network, computer, and Internet technology your employees need to work from home. Reliable, high-speed Internet connection required Cable or Fiber Internet service of at least 10 Mbps; Increased bandwidth if multiple streaming devices and services exist. Satellite or wireless peer-to-peer Internet service is highly [...]read more »

WEBINAR: Activating and Optimizing Your Remote Workforce

> Panelists from 10 of the nation's leading IT management firms > Moderated by DKBinnovative's CEO Keith Barthold The Covid-19 crisis and resulting shelter-in-place orders have many businesses with a remote workforce for the first time, and leaders faced with how to manage telecommuting employees. Learn how to manage your remote workforce productively and securely [...]read more »

DOWNLOADABLE TEMPLATE: Employee Work From Home Policy

There are many advantages to working from home — employees don't have the dreaded daily commute and employers may save on some overhead expenses. But a remote workforce brings its own challenges. How can you maintain the same productivity? What cybersecurity vulnerabilities are introduced when employees use their own wifi and join the business network [...]read more »

Five Key Elements of an Effective IT Work From Home Policy

Implementing an IT Work From Home Policy is incredibly important, especially today. More employees are working from home than ever before and the practice is trending up. In fact, 81% of businesses are improving employee retention by implementing flexible working, according to a 2019 International Workplace Group study. Well-meaning remote employees, whether working in the [...]read more »

Why You Should Implement a Formal Work From Home Policy that Emphasizes Cybersecurity

The shelter-in-place orders around country have created the largest remote workforce we’ve ever seen, and it happened nearly overnight. If you don’t have employees who regularly telecommute, it’s unlikely that you have a Work From Home Policy in place. Here are three reasons why it’s critical to implement a formal policy. #1 Hackers Are Exploiting […]

INFOGRAPHIC: Cybersecurity Tips for Remote Employees

A remote workforce introduces new cybersecurity vulnerabilities to your business. Share these tips with your employees to help keep your data secure. read more »

INFOGRAPHIC: COVID-19 Sparks New Phishing Scams

Not only are the number of phishing scams sharply increasing during the coronavirus pandemic, but hackers are also inventing new ways to scam the public. Many of the new threats revolve around exploiting the public’s fear of the virus and the fact that so many people are working remotely.

Shelter-in-Place Orders Make Technology More Critical Than Ever: Here are 10 Things to Consider If You Are Hiring for IT

The recent shelter-in-place orders around the country almost immediately forced a large part of the workforce to perform their jobs remotely and has business leaders reeling with the implications. How do you get your employees the software and hardware to effectively work from home? What are the cybersecurity risks if you don’t have a Remote [...]read more »