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Home » Is the World Economic Forum's prediction of a global cybersecurity failure in the next 10 years avoidable?
What began just a few years ago as an organic, gradual, and sometimes cautious migration of communications, operations, and data to the virtual world of online storage and operations, has accelerated exponentially, due to the worldwide pandemic. Even those corporations, which took decidedly measured or even reluctant approaches to the early migrational patterns, were forced to forgo any misgivings or operational realities in their blind leap to accommodate the new realities imposed by COVID.
The seemingly overnight transformation from office-based activity to remote work across the globe, now screams for the adoption of robust cybersecurity protocols, and is more critical and time-sensitive than ever before.