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The modern working environment is changing due to the pandemic: Hybrid working models not only offer more flexibility and effectiveness, but also pose an increased risk for cybersecurity. Wireless peripherals are often overlooked as a potential weak spot. This whitepaper explains hidden risks and solutions for reliable, secure peripherals. For an improvement in cybersecurity - without compromise.

In this whitepaper learn more about:

  • the hidden security risks of peripherals
  • the ability of secure connections between wireless peripherals to reduce cyber-attacks
  • the best solutions with Logi Bolt technology for secure work environments

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