As we are reaching the end of 2021, Cybersecurity Awareness is a topic that is most discussed within this year. Attacks have skyrocketed, and that is why it should be Cybersecurity Awareness Month—every month!

With the Covid-19 pandemic, the potential of data loss has increased, adding to the complexity of data loss protection (DLP), regulatory compliance, and governance.

From a DLP standpoint, few businesses were prepare for the realities of a work-from-home situation. Not to mention that it has been proven that employees transfer and exploit data freely, and often in unapproved ways.

Now more than ever ransomware attacks (hackers attack with the ultimate goal of paying "ransom") are the top concern for businesses of any size and object. According to recent studies, a business is attacked by ransomware every 11 seconds, making ransomware the fastest growing type of cybercrime.