While most of us were slow to grasp the new rhythms of working from home, one group seized on the chaos of the pandemic with lightning speed: cyber criminals.
Everyone – from the NHS to national infrastructure to FTSE250 companies – has been left reeling from relentless campaigns to infiltrate and exploit our vulnerabilities when we’ve been at our weakest.
Cyber criminals have exploited the security vacuum created by the shift from secure, centralised office IT systems to the vast constellation of personal devices as people worked from home.
