How secure is email for sharing sensitive information? Since the lockdown began cyberattacks targeting home workers increased from 12% of malicious email traffic to more than 60%. Traditional defensive and office-based security models are no longer valid, and with such a drastic transformation to remote working, the cyber risks have increased substantially.
2/3 of remote workers lack the basic cyber training needed to spot a cyber-attack, meaning they are more likely be victim to attacks, especially when not working from their usual office environment. The COVID-19 induced remote working has provided a golden opportunity for cyber criminals to target one of businesses’ biggest cyber vulnerabilities – the workforce. https://www.aon.com/cyber-solutions/thinking/click-and-despair-remote-workers-come-under-cyber-attack/?utm_source=Aon&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=UK-Commercial-Risk&utm_term=Insights-Series&utm_content=CyQu2 COPYRIGHT PROTECTED © 2019 - 2022 Exalt IP Limited. All rights reserved.
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