Targeted by cybercriminals
There are many benefits to being a freelancer. But, as a mobile worker, you likely have volumes of client data on your computer, and that information is attractive to cybercriminals.
As a freelancer, you might be targeted by online criminals, so you have to take precautions to avoid a costly data breach.
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