Cyberbreaches Can Be Better Controlled Through Reporting
These are strange times in Canada – and around the world. Not only is it the first pandemic many of us have seen (and hopefully the only one we will see) in our lifetimes, but the digital world is growing exponentially as well. While there are other factors that are shifting and changing around us, the interesting thing about these two things (the pandemic and the digital world) is that they are moving hand-in-hand. As people spend more time at home, their reliance on electronic connectivity increases. It’s been a boom for businesses in the digital space, but it’s also been a major opportunity for cyber criminals. According to Cyber Security Team’s Guide: Balancing Risk, Security and Productivity , cybersecurity training for employees is falling short with only 44% receiving training in the past year. The same study notes that three in 10 employees don’t have a problem with leaving their work-issued devices unlocked and accessible to other members of their household. Consumer Tren