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Thanks for joining us for this November 20th edition of This Week in Remote Work. As a reminder (or a head's up for new readers), this is not intended to be an exhaustive compilation of the week's pertinent news. Instead, we provide a quick overview and recap of the top five articles, reports, or stats that stood out to us this week. 

With that said, feel free to drop additional articles that...

Welcome to the November 13th edition of This Week in Remote Work, where we take a look at some of the week's most intriguing articles & reports about the future of work. Let's dig in. 

1) The 2020 Duo Trusted Access Report (Duo Security)

Every week there are plenty of new reports and surveys about remote work, but surprisingly few are focused solely on the security implications of remote work....

In a recent conversation with one of the end-user device (EUD) industry’s leading analysts, he quipped, "After the apocalypse, three things will still be around: cockroaches, Twinkies and legacy Windows apps."

Welcome to the latest installment of This Week in Remote Work. As usual, there was no shortage of new coverage, reports, and data about the current state of remote work and the future of work as a whole. But here are five of the resources and reads that we found particularly useful and interesting this week. 

As a company that’s always been fully remote (and whose technology enables secure remote work for millions), it’s a habit to keep our eye on the related trends in this space. What are the hot topics among industry experts and pundits? Which problems are customers seeking answers to? How are domestic and global events changing the way we think about and model the workplace?

In a world of constant news and updates about Remote Work trends, it's impossible to stay on top of it all. So every Friday moving forward we'll be sharing our top five picks for articles about Remote Work & Digital  Workspaces that we found most helpful that week, with a quick synopsis of why those particular articles caught our attention. Hopefully this is a helpful resource to help cut...

Since March there's been a lot of talk about the "new normal," especially when it comes to remote work. But that phrase can be misleading. It's often used to express the idea that yesterday's status quo no longer applies to our current circumstances. What it doesn't accurately capture is how things will look from now on.

These days, the situation on the ground is changing so fast that it can be hard to keep up. Nowhere is that state of flux more apparent than in the workplace, which continues to see a shift to remote and work-from-home models. 

To help keep things in perspective, let's take a look at some of more surprising and exciting stats on remote work from recent months. The trends that they highlight...

As schools get back into session, they find themselves adjusting to a set of circumstances they've never faced before. The COVID-19 pandemic has compelled K-12 institutions—plus colleges and universities—around the world to adopt distance learning models on a scale that most had never envisioned.

With the majority of the world's workforce shifting to remote work over the past 7 months, organizations are finding that their attack surface has grown significantly. Recently a spate of reports have come out identifying a massive spike in attacks targeted at remote workers, including: