There are many things we must be diligent about today – clean hands, avoiding crowds – but it doesn’t stop with just physical actions. We need to take precaution in the virtual world as well. In cybersecurity circles, the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, is spurring anxiety over virtual abuse of the disease by scammers.
My role at Allstate focuses on the human element of cybersecurity, promoting and reinforcing secure habits. In the current threat landscape, there are many best practices for vigilance against COVID-19 cyber scams, including remote working and recognizing phishing scams. Read on for the real scoop on how to cope during these challenging times.
Top cybersecurity tips for remote working ⚓︎
- Keep devices with you or stored
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