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Our world is full of images, and most of the time, we humans can decipher exactly what those images are and what they mean quite easily. For computers, that’s not so simple. 

Images have the power to transcend language barriers.

In a pinch of irony, the same week that the coronavirus was making headlines, it was announced that the first new computer virus in years was wreaking havoc in Europe, Russia, and India.

Malware, and other web-based threats that put your assets at risk, can inevitably cause more damage than you imagined. Malware can make trained security professionals go berserk during security incidents and take a toll on your finances and reputation when you run a business. It’s essential to have proper preventative measures set before malware can infest your security framework.  But if the attack actually converges on your system or network, you’ll need a proper plan to respond and incident response tools to execute the response plan effectively.

Malware, or malicious software, is a big problem for computer users everywhere. The damage it does goes beyond stealing personal information or controlling your device. There are financial losses, too, in fines or resources required to fix it. Every year, malware affects so many people, which costs a lot of money to fix.

We’ve all seen those Hollywood movie scenes where a cyber attack happens and utter panic ensues.

Global supply chains are being severely affected by the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on the lives of people around the world. We had to quickly adapt to different ways of working, learning, and connecting with each other. There has been continuous and mounting worry about the spread of the virus, disruption to the status quo, and it has been unlike anything we’ve experienced in modern times. 

The coronavirus pandemic has compelled consumers to stay home in quarantine, driving some brick and mortar stores to either move online or adopt a combination of both in-store (curbside pickup) and online sales methods for the first time.