Safety, Privacy & Security
Reduce electrical, trip, data, battery and household risks while following employer and local requirements.
Home Office Electrical Safety
Use certified products, intact cords, suitable outlets and manufacturer instructions; electrical changes belong with qualified professionals.
Read guide →Extension Cords and Power Bars in Home Offices
Extension cords are temporary tools, not permanent wiring, and they must be rated and routed for the connected equipment.
Read guide →Battery and Device Charging Safety
Use compatible certified charging equipment, allow ventilation and stop using damaged, swollen or overheating batteries.
Read guide →Portable Heaters in Home Offices
Portable heaters require clear space, direct wall connection where instructed and disciplined shutdown practices.
Read guide →Prevent Trips and Blocked Exits
Chair mats, cables, bags and temporary work surfaces should not narrow walking routes or block doors and exits.
Read guide →Telework Cybersecurity Basics
Follow employer policy, keep devices updated, protect accounts and use approved remote-access methods for organisational work.
Read guide →Home Network Security for Work
Router updates, strong administration credentials, appropriate Wi-Fi security and device separation reduce avoidable risk.
Read guide →Webcam, Microphone and Screen Privacy
Use platform controls, physical indicators, careful screen sharing and deliberate device placement to reduce accidental exposure.
Read guide →Secure Disposal and Device Transfer
Before selling, donating or recycling equipment, follow organisational rules, remove accounts and use the manufacturer’s reset process.
Read guide →Home Office Fire and Emergency Readiness
Keep exits clear, avoid overloaded or damaged electrical equipment and ensure household emergency plans include the workspace.
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