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Emergency response during the COVID-19 threat has already taught us a lot about social distancing, disease spread, and how to implement societal regulations to flatten the curve. When the pandemic has come and gone, there will be a lot of reflection about how communities–heavily populated urban areas in particular–were able to respond to the crisis. 

The COVID-19 global emergency has turned the lives of millions upside down. Social distancing and teleworking have become the norm and changed the way we communicate, work, and spend our free time. What has changed for cybercriminals? You guessed it – they have treated the healthcare crisis as an opportunity. With people increasingly relying on

There are a myriad of risks associated with the Coronavirus pandemic. The main concerns are, of course, over health, personal safety, and the economy but, most of our lives involve the internet and information technology (now more than ever) and that’s in danger, too. Now, more than ever, cybercrime is at an all-time high due

With the spread of COVID-19, many organizations have adopted work-from–home policies, and more people than ever are using online conferencing tools. Zoom, a platform known for its simplicity and reliability, is the platform that has gained the most popularity in recent weeks. As of the beginning of April 2020, the company’s shares have risen more