How to Detect and Prevent New Cyber Threats Post COVID-19
Attackers are opportunistic, they are utilizing a slew of tactics - credential hacking, malware, phishing attacks – just to name a few. The FBI and the DoJ have recently warned that the coronavirus-related cyber threat is growing. Furthermore, there is a massive spike in hackers and scammers using the COVID-19 crisis to target Americans for financial or informational gain.
In this presentation, we’ll review how to proactively protect your network from the latest cyber threats.
In this presentation, we’ll review how to proactively protect your network from the latest cyber threats.
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Aug 19 2020
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Martha Goodwin, Security Engineer
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