Remote work and remote learner environments provide attackers with a new entry point which they can exploit more easily than the well defended network used in the past. Leveraging malware posing as COVID-19 dashboards, targeted phishing attacks, and weaponized websites with malware embedded are some of the ways attackers are compromising remote workers’ devices. Data is being stolen, credit card and personal accounts are being compromised, and attackers are gaining footholds into an organization’s network through a home worker’s laptop or desktop.”]