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Where there was reluctance, the pandemic has forced French organizations to embrace hybrid and remote work models and they're not reversing this trend any time soon. Here's what it means for cyber risk.

Prior to the pandemic, just 24% of French organizations had employees working remotely. Today, that figure stands at 83%, while 96% plan to permanently adopt a remote work policy or have already done so. But embracing this new world of work opens up new and unmanaged cyber risk.

As U.K. organisations plan their long-term hybrid and remote work models, embracing this new world of work opens the door to new and unmanaged cyber risk. Here's what you need to know.

Snap lockdowns are making remote work models a permanent feature — and leaving organisations more exposed to risk. Find out how the floodgates for cyberattacks have opened in Australia. 

As many Australians grapple with long stints of remote work due to snap lockdowns, it's looking more certain than ever before that the way we work will never go back to how it was pre-pandemic. In fact, 77% of Australian businesses plan to have employees working from home at least once a week in the next 12-24 months while 59% plan to make remote work permanent in the next 1-2 years.

A recent Executive Order from the Biden Administration put zero trust architecture in the spotlight. When your top execs come asking about it, here's what you need to know.

Microsoft addresses 60 CVEs in its September 2021 Patch Tuesday release, along with patches for a critical vulnerability in its MSHTML (Trident) engine that was first disclosed in an out-of-band advisory on September 7.