For some people who run their own businesses or those who’s employers promote flexibility in the workplace, remote working may be the norm. However, for a large majority of the population this whole “working from home” situation is completely new! Whilst working from home is essential during this difficult and unprecedented time, it doesn’t come without its risks.
Clio Online Webinar Series – Remote Working
Unfortunately this years LegalEx event was postponed due to Corvid-19. As you may have heard, Peter Wright, the managing director of Digital Law and consultant for Anson Evaluate, was due to speak at the event alongside many other valued speakers.
Luckily for you, you don’t have to miss out completely. Not only has the event been rescheduled, but our friends over at Clio set up a mini webinar series that took part over 2 days last week. On the 2nd day of the series Peter Wright participated in a webinar focused around remote working alongside Joe Walsh, a remote working specialist from LogMeIn.
Don’t worry you if you didn’t manage to watch it live, you can view a recorded version of the webinar here:
Business as Usual
From Monday 16 March Anson Evaluate, having taken account of UK Government advice and to protect our staff and our clients we are allowing staff to self isolate and work from home where appropriate. Our IT and communications systems allow for our normal services to be provided to our clients in full from any secure location and we have allowed staff to work from home for a period previously, most recently due to localised flooding making travel difficult for staff in autumn 2019 – we have been here before.
We are open for business and will be continuing to provide a full service to our clients via secure means including email, phone and video conferencing. Appointments for calls will continue to be booked via the usual address admin@ansonevaluate.com. We will not be providing in-person meetings for at least the next 4 weeks and will keep this under review.
If your business needs help with online Training for secure remote working and communications, we are open for business. If your organisation needs to assess suppliers or standards for regulatory compliance when it comes to working on the move or at home, we are available and ready to help.
5 Ways to Reduce Cybersecurity Risks!
1 – Ensure systems are properly patched & all Updates are installed and not left vulnerable.
Throughout your organisation you may use many different systems all of which may need to be updated from time to time. When an update is made available make sure that it is completed as soon as possible and that it the
How to Report your Stolen Content on Social Media
Copyright is a legal right that protects your work once you have physically expressed the idea. This arises as an automatic process and therefore you own the copyright on the content on any social media platform you wish to post it on as long as the content is original and tangible.
The Secret Behind Facebook Moderators
Improvements have and continue to be made around how Facebook is monitoring inappropriate and illegal content on our timelines.
But how have these changes been implemented?
Boris, don’t let the government get its hands on your data.
The UK parliament has hit a stalemate. It’s a mess and until there is a majority in Parliament, it will continue to be at deadlock. Boris Johnson no longer even fits the definition of a ‘prime minister’, that being, “The Prime Minister determines the general direction of Government’s activities by
How to Avoid Falling Victim to a Cyber Attack at Work
Are your admin team receiving fraudulent emails, text messages and phone calls?
Are your admin team struggling to know which emails, text messages and phone calls are legitimate and which are fraudulent?
1 Year Anniversary of the GDPR
With the 25th of May fast approaching, it’s been almost a year since the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) came into force throughout the European Union (“EU”). In celebration, we are offering £100 off our GDPR Compliance Manual for Law Firms.