Some people may disagree, but the world, in general, is becoming a much safer place. You can access most of your work resources, as well as your sensitive personal data from any point in the world, as long as you can get your hands on a computer. You can make changes to your bank account. With smart automation, more and more people will be able to cozy up their homes when coming back from a travel before they open the door. Therefore, it’s no wonder people’s work is also changing so much, becoming more flexible, shareable and social. It’s only normal to start thinking about new safety risks when you spend your whole day on the go in a coworking space or when your shared workspace is at a nearby cafè or a restaurant. However, there are two …show more content…
Video monitoring that can be added to is an extra bonus for a shared office security. As it is known to compromise confidentiality, it requires careful handling in shared spaces. Photo Caption: Securing Guest-Only Restroom Access Photo Credit: Photo by mdanys on Foter.com / CC BY If you have an open-door policy, it worth thinking about segmenting long-term and short-term clients from casual passers-by. Not all of them will have the same shared office security privileges. There are access control management platforms that can do the segmentation for you. Regardless of how you arrange the physical space requirements, you still need to think about shared network threats. Provide dedicated VLAN access to those that don’t come often and you’ll have one worry less on your back. Without affecting performance, you are setting stronger authentication for shared networks and remove a bit of that wobble worry that clients see in Wi-Fi areas. Following the footsteps of your visitors, from the moment they get in touch with you to the moment they close the doors of your coworking space is definitely a great way to make the shared workspace security work on both sides of the deal, and in the wider