Keeping Safe Whilst Working From Home
With more and more of us working from home, it is vital that we have home security put in place.
Business assets such as sensitive documents, laptops and data need to be kept protected in order to comply with General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). Keeping such assets safe will prevent data breaches and any unlawful use of information or contacts. Read below to see what type of safes you can use to protect such assets whilst working from home.
Laptop Safe
If you are working at home, chances are you will be working on your own laptop or a laptop that your work has provided. With lots of data and sensitive work related documents on this device, it is essential that you keep your laptop safe and secure.
We have a range of safes that are specially designed to protect and safeguard laptops. Click here to see Laptop Safes.
Filing Cabinet
Do you have important work documents to hand? Keep them protected and organised when they are not in use with our range of filing cabinets.
Click here to see filing cabinets.
Look out for safes that have a fire resistance for paper to ensure that your documents do not get damaged in the event of a fire. Click here to see fire safes that protect paper.
Data Safe
Data safes will ensure that USBs, drives or tapes are protected from theft and potential fire damage.
Click here to view data safes.
Digital Media Safe
Whilst working from home, you may be in possession of cameras, DVDs or discs. Our range of Digital Media Safes ensure that your digital media equipment is protected against theft and potential fire damage.
Click here to view digital media safes.
Please click here to view the other safes we have to offer. Once you have clicked this link, use the filters on the left hand side of the page which will help you to narrow down your search for the ideal safe.
If you have any questions or queries in regards to safes or installations, please feel free to get in touch. You can call us directly on 0161 819 6888 or email us at support@totalsafes.co.uk.
