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Report Falanx Cyber The IT Department, the Coronavirus Pandemic and Increased Cybersecurity Risks

The IT Department, the Coronavirus Pandemic and Increased Cybersecurity Risks

At the centre of these operations are beleaguered IT departments

The coronavirus outbreak will have a long-lasting impact on our economy, businesses and working lives. Organisations have had to suddenly adapt to rapid changes in the way they operate. But with most eyes on the effects of the virus and on fire-fighting measures to enable continued operations, another threat looms large. And it is one at great risk of falling off the radar of outstretched IT teams as they are pulled in many directions all at once.

Report Snap Shot

  • With so much change to networks taking place the possibility of a cyberattack has never been higher.
  • Yet, precisely because so much change is taking place, it has never been harder for internal IT teams to continually monitor and respond to emerging threats and weaknesses.

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