Working remotely is no new concept for any of us, but to stay cyber-resilient in a permanently hybrid world, your security strategies require some new approaches.
Venturing into your inbox on a Monday morning can feel like the most mundane of tasks. It’s easy to read, respond to, and discard new emails when you have hundreds of them to sort through.
In a past blog post, we discussed how cyber criminals will often use tax season as a cover to attack unsuspecting organizations. Usually this is done via a phishing method where the attacker poses as a member of a particular organization’s C-Suite and requests sensitive information be sent their way – like W2 forms, for example. This trick relies on the fact that some HR employees do face requests similar to this, and in such a tense period (tax season), are more likely to slip up and fail to fully verify these requests. With tax season now firmly in the background, one might think that cyber criminals would lay off this method of attack for the time being. Unfortunately, this
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