Employee Privacy and Remote Work

The rise of remote work has introduced new challenges in employee data privacy, from surveillance concerns to data security risks outside traditional office environments. Women in tech, especially in cybersecurity and HR roles, should focus on advocating for and implementing policies that protect employee privacy in remote settings.

The rise of remote work has introduced new challenges in employee data privacy, from surveillance concerns to data security risks outside traditional office environments. Women in tech, especially in cybersecurity and HR roles, should focus on advocating for and implementing policies that protect employee privacy in remote settings.

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