What type of security threats / attacks have you observed as increasing most as a result of COVID19 fears?

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Director in Finance (non-banking)5 years ago

Crafted phishing, especially alleging to be from government health agencies

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no title5 years ago

Hey Glen, thanks for adding in - I prompted to Roberto on the thread as well re: what he's doing to handle this. I have to imagine in your case you had to take some extra steps in training or alerting employees of these targeted attacks? Any best practices or advice?

CTO in Healthcare and Biotech5 years ago

Much more phishing than before.

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no title5 years ago

Thank for chiming in Roberto - curious your sense on if any of your specific tools are stepping up to the plate? Or if maybe you're upping employee training as a result...

no title5 years ago

Our tools can't manage the vast number of attacks we'd received. So, we trained all employees, trusting that it will suffice.<br><br>So far, there has been a decrease in the number of attacks with no bad results at all.

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