You have invoked your business continuity plan and it is working. Thanks to your IT team, your employees have the technology they need to work from home and to do it securely. You are tracking statements and guidance from key government resources. Your networks are segmented, your software are updated, and your systems are hardened.
But when it comes to mitigating cyber-risk, there is more to do. As the coronavirus (COVID-19) forces rapid changes in how we work, something that has not changed is that your biggest cyber-risks usually come from your people, not your technology.