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Cyber Insurance

Cyber Risks of Remote and Hybrid Work

Truscott Insurance Solutions
August 6, 2026
5 min read

Remote and hybrid work brought flexibility, but it also spread business data across home networks, personal devices, and public connections. Each of those expands the ways an attacker can reach your systems.

Where the new risks come from

Home networks are rarely as secure as an office, personal devices may lack protection, and staff working from cafes or airports can expose logins on unsecured connections. Remote access itself becomes a target if it is not locked down.

How to manage it

  • Require MFA on remote access and email.
  • Use secured connections for company systems.
  • Keep devices updated and protected.
  • Train staff on safe habits away from the office.

What Truscott recommends

Good practices reduce the risk; cyber insurance covers what gets through. Explore cyber insurance for Florida businesses or start a quote.

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