There is no doubt about the devastating effect the covid-19 pandemic has had on almost everything. People are forced to stay at home and therefore work from there. Focusing on the positive, working from home can be a highly effective strategy if employees utilize effective tools and strategies to defend themselves from falling prey to a malicious email.

With the relentless onslaught of corona virus, unemployment is rising at an alarming rate and people who are lucky enough to still be employed, an enormous majority of the workforce is working from home. Most of the companies were not prepared for this eventuality, a pandemic.

Most of the healthcare organizations lack resources to implement a robust cybersecurity plan. A lot of medical devices are not up to date when it comes to cybersecurity. They still run on a legacy OS. Hence the hospitals cannot just upgrade to the latest version of the OS. And some of these devices are heavily priced. As we all know when a OS reaches End Of Life, it is not supported and no updates are available. This makes the whole setup vulnerable.

Malware attacks are a nightmare for every modern organization. We all for sure heard about Advanced persistent Threats (APT) but there is another stealthier attack vector that appeared lately called Advanced Volatile Threats (AVT) which uses Fileless Malware to attack the targets.