The pandemic has multiplied cyber attacks
The pandemic has drastically increased the amount of data stored online and the number of collaboration applications that help teamwork in which employees share confidential information, even with external parties. This poses a serious risk to domestic companies, which is further exacerbated by the fact that employees often circumvent security measures, such as performing regular software updates, as this could potentially slow down their work. This allows sensitive business data to fall into the hands of fraudsters from a fundamentally protected, controlled environment.
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