The digitization of healthcare operations and the increased use of digital systems to store and manage patient data have made healthcare organizations a growing target

  Coronavirus-related widespread uncertainties have ripened the landscape for cybercriminals, resulting in over 600% increase in attacks. With attacks increasing in number and sophistication since

Countries worldwide began preparing their distribution plans in recent months, anticipating the authorization of COVID-19 vaccines. Meanwhile, criminals have also prepared themselves to profit from

You might enjoy the flexibility and convenience that comes with remote working. However, you might not be thrilled about the risk that remote working poses

It is important to remain vigilant and watch for possible COVID-19 tax scams as you file your U.S. returns in 2021. Some criminals will file

Most insurance professionals believe that about 10% of all insurance claims are fraudulent insurance claims.  Unsurprisingly, this number had nearly doubled with the COVID-19 pandemic,

  The US Securities and Exchange Commission in December 2020 issued an investor alert warning about the rise in financial and investment scams. The SEC

  Manufacturers conduct numerous clinical trials to test the effectiveness of vaccines and treatments for the coronavirus. However, criminals also take advantage of these developments. 

In the months leading up to the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccines, criminals also prepared themselves to take advantage of unaware consumers.  Their means include