With most of the corporate work force working remotely due to COVID-19, bad actors are targeting vulnerabilities with VPNs and other remote access applications.
COVID-19 has brought an abundance of cyber risk exposure issues to the forefront. These new threats have included new directed phishing campaigns (both by email and text messages), which have targeted unauthorized access of user credentials and facilitated the introduction of malware. In addition to these new social engineering techniques, with most of the corporate work force working remotely, bad actors are now also focusing on targeting known vulnerabilities with VPNs and other critical remote access applications.
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