With simple cybersecurity features, like two-factor authentication, company accounts remain secure even when credentials or login information is exposed.
With simple cybersecurity features, like two-factor authentication, company accounts remain secure even when credentials or login information is exposed.
Companies in every sector have seen an uptick in cybersecurity threats as COVID-19 disrupts business-as-usual and puts many people on edge. This is especially true for the healthcare industry, which is experiencing a deluge of ransomware attacks, phishing scams, and other threats at a critical time.
Companies should assume that malware attacks and phishing scams are an “if” not a “when” proposition, and they should prepare their defensive posture accordingly.
Companies can’t afford to lose customers because of a cybersecurity vulnerability. Many customers indicate that they will not return to an online store after a data breach, which means that companies looking to capitalize on their online stores need to make sure this avenue is secure.
Phishing scams account for a significant portion of all data breaches, and preparing for these attacks should be a built-in component of every organization’s defense strategy.