The push for digitization of the global economy holds tremendous promise for efficiency and speed. It also exposes the underbelly of that growing digital substrate to the plethora of cyber security vulnerabilities. The "bad actor" industry is pro-actively looking for gaps, holes, and weaknesses that they can exploit in pursuit for fortune, fame, larceny, theft, mischief, anarchy and any other example of bad (criminal) human behavior. Welcome to "It's Your Job Too"...
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When It Comes to Cyber Security, All Infrastructure is Critical
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The potpourri of cyberthreats always grows, never shrinks. And some new challenges—such as the transition of millions of office workers to more easily compromised home offices, while likely to eventually backtrack somewhat—will ultimately represent a permanent change in the structure of the workforce and must be addressed accordingly. All computers and devices connected to a network represent potential backdoors for hackers
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