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  Check how hackers use remote work and human error to steal your corporate data Since the beginning of the pandemic, there has been an increase in  cybersecurity complaints  to the FBI. In 2020, the global losses from cybercrime enhanced to $1 trillion. According to the World Economic Forum report of last year-  “Global Risks Report 2020”  mentioned that the possibilities of catching and prosecuting a cybercriminal are negligible (0.05%). In the current scenario, business awareness and resilience is the key to protecting sensitive data and avoiding breaches. With the increase of remote work culture and dependence on digital devices, cyber threats are getting more intense and sophisticated. Here are the top 5 the most damaging ways for enterprises in the past two years. Ransomware Ransomware is a new threat as these attacks skyrocketed last year. According to the study ransomware incidents increased by 435% over 2019; which cost $440,750 on average. Due to this increasing number, Ranso

  Strengthen Login Credentials and Keep Your Business Safe We’ve all been there before: you’re trying to log in to an important email account or online application, but a forgotten password locks you out. You’re redirected to a change password page, but before you can enter a new one, you have to enter the old one (that you can’t remember). Passwords have held this essential yet exasperating position for decades. But only recently has password management become so critical—and so frustrating. Every time you create a strong self-generated password, it gets jumbled up with hundreds of other letters and ch@ract3r! combinations you’ve used in the past. Every time another app prompts you to update your login credentials, today’s catchy expression becomes tomorrow’s forgotten phrase. These security measures are essential, though. The challenge comes from balancing the need for effortless user access with the enhanced cybersecurity protection that today’s businesses require. How Bad Is the Pr