As the country has shifted to working from home, companies are grappling with an increase in cyberattacks. These assaults on technology reinforce the need for robust cybersecurity solutions to keep data and systems protected.

In March 2020 alone, Zoom had 200 million meeting participants. Sadly, businesses and government offices aren’t the only ones taking advantage of all that Zoom has to offer.

The National Cyber Security Alliance reports that one in five small businesses have been victims of cybercrime in the last year – and that number is increasing as more companies utilize cloud computing and mobile devices, and store more information online.