Tips: Best Security Practices For Mobile Workers -- Security Today

The National Cyber Security Alliance offers tips for mobile worker security.

Use effective passwords that are changed every 90 days.
Update anti-virus and anti-spyware programs.
Download necessary patches to operating systems regularly.
Create backups of all important data and files.
Encrypt sensitive data.
Have an emergency response plan for wireless security breaches.
Marry proactive education with proper technology that protects connections to networks, mobile and wireless devices as they leave corporate environments, and re-entry of those devices into the same corporate environments as they reconnect to their networks. This includes a defense-in-depth wireless (and wired) security infrastructure that incorporates virtual private networking, device and endpoint protection, intrusion detection, admission control, effective management, etc.

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