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Minimise Cyber Security Risks During COVID-19
With Covid-19 causing a myriad of challenges for businesses, we discover what a business can do to stay secure during the coronavirus outbreak.


Covid-19 is causing myriad challenges for businesses, with remote working, diverted priorities and a general scramble to maintain business-as-usual operations. This is unprecedented in UK industry, and presents a range of challenges and opportunities. In particular, hackers now have more time on their nefarious hands and a whole host of new targets in front of them, in the form of a large number of working-from-home employees. With questions over the levels of education around remote working security, and organisations having less security oversight and more compromises in working practices, it’s clear that it is more vital than ever to step up your cyber security in these challenging times.
It may be surprising to learn that many cyber security services can be delivered remotely. As part of our commitment to flexibility, Bulletproof has been pioneering this kind of flexible service delivery for years, including engineering new technology solutions. We’ve already covered the basics of secure remote working, but let’s look even further and discover what a business can do to stay secure during the coronavirus outbreak.
Even in the face of a global pandemic, hackers aren’t stopping their assault. They’re leveraging the uncertainty of the coronavirus outbreak and the resulting operational and technological confusion to exploit your security weaknesses. With remote delivery of so many cyber security services available, there’s no excuse to give the cyber criminals a chance. Learn more about how Bulletproof can help your cyber defences keep up with the latest threats through this challenging time by calling us on 01438 500 093, or emailing contact@bulletproof.co.uk.
Hear from our cyber security evangelist and Co-Founder, Oliver Pinson-Roxburgh, who shares advice and top tips on the best ways to harden your remote work environment. You can also hear the answers to some frequently asked questions from IT and security teams dealing with the challenges of new home working practices.
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