Organisations have accrued technical debt in the shift to remote work, and now they have to face the fallout

Tom Allen
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In a Computing websem, Javvad Malik of KnowBe4 said that companies that lowered security to continue operating in the pandemic must deal with the consequencies - sooner, rather than later

In the rapid move to remote working earlier this year, many organisations signed on for programmes and systems that were only intended as a quick fix, or compromised security altogether in the scra...

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