As the coronavirus continues to spread, the possibility for more disruption of day-to-day operations grows. For those who have migrated their workforce away from the office, working remotely without compromising security is critical and challenging. According to Global Workplace Analytics, 50% of U.S. workers are now working from home full time but cybersecurity concerns are confronting organizations, 48% of which according to Slack, are struggling to enable a Work Remote Solution.
Hackers Target WFH Employees
New data warns of cyberattacks targeting those forced to work from home during the coronavirus outbreak. Hackers are leveraging concerns over the virus to prey on individuals working outside secure office environments, opening the door to more cyber vulnerabilities. The FBI backs up these concerns reporting that cyberattacks have risen by 300% during the pandemic. ...read more!
