Mitigating Cyber Risk During The COVID-19 New Normal

COVID-19 is driving tremendous uncertainty in the professional workspace, particularly concerning where workers will physically perform their job. When the pandemic first struck, CEOs were impressed with workers' ability to adapt to remote working environments. Some companies quickly embraced the efficiencies and cost-cutting opportunities that resulted from pandemic-driven telework and committed to long term remote work.¹

However, cracks are beginning to emerge as workers continue to telework long after most expected a return to their physical workplaces. Some businesses are noticing that projects are taking longer, training is more difficult, hiring and integrating new employees is more complicated, and younger professionals are not having the same opportunities for development as they would have in the typical in-office environment.²