Minister issues warning that people working from home are open to online scammers

Minister for Communications Richard Bruton has issued guidance from the National Cyber Security Centre

Thu, 09 Apr, 2020 - 16:02

Digital Desk staff

People are being warned to be vigilant when working from home.

Minister for Communications Richard Bruton has issued guidance from the National Cyber Security Centre on working from home securely in order to prevent hacking and fraud.

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Coronavirus Place: Dublin Person: Minister for Communications Person: Richard Bruton Person: Paul Dwyer Organisation: National Cyber Security Centre Organisation: Covid-19 Organisation: Cyber Risk International Organisation: CRI

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