The shift to remote work, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, has introduced significant security challenges, particularly in the tech sector where developers are adapting to new workflows from home. As platforms like Microsoft Teams and Zoom experience unprecedented user surges, the strain on digital infrastructure highlights the vulnerabilities of remote setups. Security risks arise from unsecured personal networks, blurred lines between personal and professional data, and the temptation to bypass security protocols due to convenience or time zone differences. Phishing attempts have surged, exploiting public panic, while unsecured messaging systems pose high risks. To mitigate these threats, organizations are encouraged to improve visibility over secrets, implement multi-factor authentication, adopt a Zero Trust framework, and foster a culture of security education among remote workers. Tools like GitGuardian are recommended to help manage these new security demands without additional cost for developers and small teams.