The last two years have been littered with unforeseen circumstances. Often these events bring unfortunate situations for the greatest of the greatest organizations all over the world. For promoting the perpetual productivity, businesses have been forced to switch to remote working. Owing to this new and vulnerable working model, the hackers have been tirelessly attacking the unsuspecting employees with a wide variety of the bombshells. Cyber attacks are increasingly common so on this International Day of Education, we would like to take the initiative of educating people on cybersecurity awareness.
What we could see in the Covid-19 pandemic is that the number of the cyber attacks have skyrocketed up to 600%. The hackers have been successful on this thing only by following the process of deception via the phishing mails. The hackers have subsequently posed as the prominent members of the Center for Disease Control And Prevention (CDC) or the World Health Organization or WHO and sent countless emails luring a huge number of the victims.
Nevertheless, such catastrophes have existed from years back. It is just that the issue has only been amplified through the instance of pandemic. This seeks for the need of strong Cybersecurity Awareness training programs in the enterprises for protecting the post-pandemic networks against cybercrime.
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