Generic advice for working from home

Recently we had to provide some general advice for an entire company around being secure when working from home. The employees here ranged from incredibly technically savvy to not so much, and some had extensive work from home experience while others had next to none. We ended up settling on a few core principles that everyone could follow. Some are probably too simple for the more experienced members of staff, but the aim was to tick off as many of the most apparent issues as we could without making things too complicated. We also wanted to provide advice that could help protect the company, but at the same time, improved the staff's personal security. While this does, in effect, help the company as well it was seen as crucial, for duty of care, to make sure staff's safety was taken into account when working from home. In the end, we settled for some online posters and additional text to provide context.

I've included the posters here in case they might be useful for other people. Feel free to reuse them if you wish, the only caveat being you might owe me a beer if we ever meet.