Jan 6, 2023
CLDY, a leading provider of web hosting services, is pleased to announce that it will now allow its employees to work from anywhere. The move is part of the company's ongoing efforts to create a flexible and supportive work environment for its team.
Singapore - January 6, 2023 /MarketersMEDIA/ —
CLDY, a leading provider of web hosting services, is pleased to announce that it will now allow its employees to work from anywhere. The move is part of the company's ongoing efforts to create a flexible and supportive work environment for its team.
"We are excited to announce this new policy and believe it will not only benefit our employees, but also our customers," said Alvin Poh, Chairman of CLDY. "Allowing our team to work from anywhere means they can be more productive and better able to serve our customers, no matter where they are located."
The work from anywhere policy will be rolled out together with security measures that ensure that the protection of customer data is foremost for the company.
Some of the security measures include Virtual Private Network (VPN) that allows employees to securely access the company's network from any location, Remote Access Management to manage and secure remote access to company systems, and Encrypted Communication to protect against interception.
These measures are on top of the CLDY Shield platform that the CLDY customers enjoy for their hosting services. CLDY Shield focuses on creating a secure environment for their hosting accounts that protect against common security threats against websites and emails, preventing password hacks, scams, and spam emails that typically disrupt business operations
"At CLDY, we believe that happy and fulfilled employees lead to happy and satisfied customers," said Alvin. "We are committed to creating a work environment that allows our team to thrive and be their best selves, while ensuring that security is constantly a priority."
For more information about CLDY and its services, covering web hosting, email hosting, domain name registration and other cloud services, visit the website at CLDY.com.
Contact Info:
Name: Alvin Poh
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Organization: CLDY.com
Website: https://www.cldy.com/sg/
Release ID: 89087711
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