In addition to impacting the world on a global scale, COVID-19 has upended the way we do business, compelling us all to embrace our company’s work-from-home strategy— if one exists.

The current COVID-19 pandemic has given hackers a prime opportunity to get creative when it comes to inventing new ways of circulating malicious code to steal your data. They’ve gone to such measures as to recalibrate existing malware, reimagining it for newer, less exclusive malicious pursuits. Which is why you may have seen Emotet, originally a banking trojan, making a comeback.

President Trump signed two separate Enhanced 911 (E911) changes into law in 2018. Both are designed to improve Americans’ access to emergency services regardless of the underlying voice communications platform. Complying with these changes may involve additional licensing and other expenses in 2020.

The coronavirus pandemic is pushing companies and their employees online as remote work becomes the new norm (at least for the time being). It’s an opportune time for scammers looking to sell your data and make no mistake, they are using every trick in the book to get your information.

Do you have a plan for business interruption?

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