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How hackers weaponized the COVID-19 virus pandemic – and how you can stop them: Tune in here tomorrow

(2020/06/16)


Webcast Is your organization in the middle of a work-from-home trial-by-fire? If so, you are learning all about the security risks of this abrupt change already, and so are your users.

Many people are working for home regularly for the first time, and attackers are taking advantage of this. The new normal for hackers means an unprecedented explosion of coronavirus-inspired spam, spoofing, phishing, and other attacks. And, with most of us working outside the security perimeter, the miscreants are getting results.

Mimecast has been securing remote workers since long before the COVID-19 bio-nasty hit, so Mimecast's Thom Bailey will instruct our Tim Phillips on how to protect oneself in the new normal. Join tomorrow's [1]webcast , brought to you by Mimecast, at 1100 BST (1200 CST), June 17, where we’ll be covering:

How hackers have weaponized the coronavirus pandemic

How unsophisticated and opportunistic attacks are working better than ever

How you can lock down security for locked-down workers

How your organization can deliver high-grade security as we transition to working from home long-term

[2]Sign up for this webcast right now, and join us tomorrow.



[1] https://whitepapers.theregister.com/paper/view/8831/how-hackers-have-weaponized-covid-19?td=promo2

[2] https://whitepapers.theregister.com/paper/view/8831/how-hackers-have-weaponized-covid-19

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