New Delhi: With companies across the globe turning to work from home, via the online medium amid the COVID-19 outbreak, threats to cyber security have increased.
Deepak Bhawnani, CEO at Alea Consulting said: “Companies, large and small, will be impacted due to ramifications of work from home, as this will lead to cyber security risk concerns. Proprietary corporate data is being accessed from laptops and home PCs that may not have the same level of firewall and security as in-office setups.
Management and IT managers will subsequently need to reassess the risk to their data, and proactively evaluate their data loss prevention processes, as this can impact their reputation going forward, he added.
Further, cybercriminals have also started to exploit fears around the COVID-19 outbreak to conduct email scams, phishing and ransomware attacks.
Palo Alto Networks’ Regional Vice President for India & SAARC Anil Bhasin said: “Cyber-criminals have been exploiting fears around the COVID-19 outbreak to conduct email scams, phishing and ransomwareattacks. These emails and messages entice users to open malicious attachments by offering more information related…
