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COVID-19 fuels cyber attacks, exposes gaps in business recovery
https://www.zdnet.com/article/covid-19-fuels-cyber-attacks-exposes-gaps-in-disaster-recovery/

The majority of businesses worldwide have seen a jump in cyber attacks as a result of employees working from home, with most reporting an increase in COVID-19 related malware. In Singapore, the global pandemic also revealed gaps in organisations’ disaster recovery plans and IT operations.

Some 91% of enterprises reported an increase in cyber attacks with more employees working from home amidst the coronavirus outbreak, according to a global survey released Tuesday by VMware Carbon Black. Conducted in March by research firm Opinion Matters, the study polled 3,012 IT and cybersecurity leaders across several markets including Japan, Australia, Germany, the UK, and Singapore, where there were 251 respondents.

新型コロナウイルスの影響により、在宅ワークの増加に伴いサイバー攻撃が増えているようです。
VMware Carbon Blackによると、日本、オーストラリア、ドイツ、英国、シンガポールなどの企業のIT/サイバーセキュリティ責任者より、企業の91%がサイバー攻撃の増加を報告したようです。
コロナウイルスに便乗した攻撃は全体の92％を占めており、今後も警戒する必要が求められます。