Building resilient systems is the best way to prepare for the next cyber virus epidemic. As remote working arrangements keep many employees at home during the pandemic, increased vigilance against cyber threats is needed.
Cyber risk is one of the downsides of digitalization. Dealing with such critically important challenges is crucial and there’s no reason why any company shouldn’t seize on the silver linings that could help them avoid potential disaster.
Due to COVID-19 cyber criminals have increasing opportunities to access our data. There are steps companies and individuals can take to significantly reduce the chances of cybercrime and feel more confident in a data-driven world.
Ransomware is an increasingly common risk to businesses. A five-dimension strategic framework can help your organization remain resilient.
How a business recovers from a ransomware attack may be the litmus test for doing business in an increasingly digitalized world.
Some forms of ransomware may lie dormant for a long period of time. Detecting an attack before it unfolds, or provide an appropriate response to it, are essential.
Cybercriminals have seen opportunity in the disruptions caused by COVID-19. How can businesses protect themselves from ransomware?
The digital revolution has meant that organisations are becoming increasingly connected, businesses are more open, and many companies have longer-term relationships with customers than ever before.