3x More security in the HomeOffice

Jan 3, 2022 | Security Advices & Tipps, Talks

In the past few weeks, I have created a number of webinars and documents which can help companies and possibly also one or two private individuals to protect themselves in the home office. Depending on how much time you can/want to spend for this, you just have to choose the right paragraph 😉

For those without time

QuickWins: Simple measures with great effect
(I will deliver the PDF version later)

First publication on 08.05.2020 on LinkedIn

For those with a little more time

Slides of my webinar “IT-Security in the HomeOffice” at the IHK Munich
First, there is a short introduction to the topic HomeOffice, respectively I show the essential differences with regard to security measures.
I then go into the typical attack vectors on users in the HomeOffice. I then outline the potential impact of a compromised client on your network. At the end I show different possibilities to make it more difficult for the attacker 😉

First publication at the IHK Munich on 06.05.2020 (search for Hansemann 😉

PDF file

For those with a lot of time

Recording of my webinar “IT Security in the HomeOffice” at the IHK Munich.

Timeline:

  • 00:00 – 06:00 Greeting
  • 06:00 – 09:00 Information about myself
  • 09:00 – 11:00 General introduction
  • 11:00 – 17:30 Which protection mechanisms must an attacker overcome in the “ideal” company network?
  • 17:30 – 19:30 Which protection mechanisms must an attacker overcome in the HomeOffice?
  • 19:30 – 21:00 What protection mechanisms must an attacker overcome in the home office with private IT?
  • 21:00 – 30:45 Questions from the floor
  • 30:45 – 34:45 How are users attacked in the HomeOffice?
  • 34:45 – 37:00 Effects of a compromised computer
  • 37:00 – 52:00 Simple measure with great effect for more IT security
  • 52:00 – 54:10 Idea to protect private IT (if there is no other way)
  • 54:10 – 54:18 Overview of all measures
  • 54:18 – 72:00 Questions from the floor
  • 72:00 – * End

Closing

Have fun reading / looking and setting up 😉
Questions and critique welcome via Twitter or email.

PS:
Whoever liked/helped is welcome to leave me a review on Google.