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The return to the office has been difficult for many people working from home, especially with the rise of new COVID variants causing large companies to postpone employees’ return to physical offices. However, as vaccination rates increase and the debate over the future of work heats up, some businesses see coworking as a way to compromise with a more flexible approach to the office.
While coworking spaces promote a collaborative and interactive work environment, they present significant challenges for companies that must adhere to HIPAA privacy standards. Data breaches can occur when multiple organizations use the same internet network or WiFi, putting businesses that deal with PHI (protected health information) at risk of HIPAA violations.
Liezel is a senior writer at Xillium, holding a degree in literature. Prior to joining the company, she spent six years mentoring foreign Asian students to improve their English communication skills in a web-based education. Her academic involvement included developing and revising instructional materials and content. Liezel's career in distance learning has honed her skills in communication, management, research, and technology.
