With email and other forms of telecommunication becoming more prominent than ever in the workplace, these forms of communication can leave holes in a company’s cyber security platform.

On September 29th 2020, the Department of Defense (DoD) issued a Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS) interim rule which was titled “Assessing Contractor Implementation of Cybersecurity Requirements (DFARS Case 2019-D041)”.

Every business, no matter the type or size, needs cybersecurity right now. When it comes to cybersecurity, businesses should be taking a proactive approach, rather than reactive approach.

Manufacturers are under mounting scrutiny from both cybercriminals and regulators. Due to limited resources and budgets, manufacturers (especially small to medium sized) need cybersecurity guidance, solutions and training that is practical and cost-effective.

In almost every industry, users will experience social engineering attacks while performing their duties. It is imperative that your users are trained in these attacks so that they do not fall victim to them and cause damage to your company.

Whether your company has ten employees or one thousand, the risk of social engineering attacks is always relevant in today’s world.

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