Since Covid-19, a human virus has forced virtually the majority of workforces online, making companies exceptionally reliant on digital systems and vulnerable to malicious cyber attacks as a consequence. Since then cyber attacks have increased. As the paradigm of working-from-home is in full swing here are three ways companies can ramp up their cybersecurity strategies today: 1. Review incident response plans Ensuring companies have braced themselves for attack with a crystal

Companies can overcome potential cybersecurity threats by using machine learning to identify and stop them from doing damage. Machine learning is used in data science and uses algorithms of previous datasets to improve a system automatically through experience. Machine Learning allows data scientists to: Predict risks based on past exploits and behaviour patterns. Identify outliers in data automatically. Productive use of large amounts of data Find cybersecurity threats using

Malware attacks have become sophisticated than ever and more difficult to detect and fight. Luckily data science is also speeding up. Data Science is a promising response to the increased risk of cyber attacks in 2020: Data Acquisition Periodically revisit and update the enterprise security plan as new knowledge and tools become available. Awareness, communication and coordination are key to a cybersecurity culture Security analytics enables data-driven decision making throug