3 ways governments can address cybersecurity in the post-pandemic world Governments have an opportunity to guarantee security, privacy and digital rights in cyberspace.
| World Economic Forum
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Productivity gains from teleworking in the post COVID-19 era : How can public policies make it happen? It discuss strategies and practices to maximise the gains for productivity and welfare inherent in the use of more widespread telework.
| OECD
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Resource Guide for Cybersecurity during the COVID-19 Pandemic
This resource provides information about common cyber-attacks that are currently being reported. It also provides resources for improving cyber hygiene to enhance cyber defenses, both for organizations and their employees.
| Centre for Internet Security, USA
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The ISF has created a suite of useful resources available to organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic, to support them in being more cyber resilient in the face of unprecedented business operational changes.
| Information Security Forum
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CybersecStandards A unified cybersecurity framework/repository that provides guidance for pandemic response technologies at different stages of the epidemiological management lifecycle.
| Berkeley School of Information
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Security for Enterprise Telework, Remote Access, and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Solutions
| National Institute of Standard and Technology (NIST), USA
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Covid-19 Cybersecurity Response Package This package compiles rapid response initiatives / tools / services from the European cybersecurity community which includes ECSO members, ECSO partners, and other stakeholders. | European Cyber Security Organization
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Cybersecurity in Africa: How to stay safe online in times of COVID-19 This resource outlines a set of practices for African organisations and individuals to mitigate cybersecurity risks.
| Africa Renewal
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Covid-19, privacy rights and cyber security risks Provides principle and best practices for the adoption of digital tools to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.
| UNPRI
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EY Cyber response to COVID-19
This resource provides guidance on how to strengthen operational resilience and security during the COVID-19 crisis.
| Ernst & Young
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What your post-COVID-19 crisis security clean-up checklist should include This resource provides tools to help businesses get back to physical offices.
| Ernst & Young
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Covid-19 Cybersecurity
This guide provides basic cybersecurity tips for businesses.
| KPMG
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Cybersecurity tactics for the coronavirus pandemic
This resource outlines the steps to consider when securing work-at-home arrangements, highlighting the changes to be made in three areas: technology, people, and processes.
| Mckinsey
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Protect your IT infrastructure during COVID-19: How you can avoid being harmed by a hacker attack.
This resource provides an overview describing how businesses can manage their IT infrastructure and how to avoid being harmed by a hacker attack.
| PwC
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Go Beyond Disruption A series of podcasts analysing key technical challenges and best practices for remote work, business continuity, compliance and risk management.
| AICPA & CIMA
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Risk Management for novel COVID-19
This resource provides executives with guidance to help them think through physical, supply chain, and cybersecurity issues that may arise from the spread of COVID-19.
| Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency, USA
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Guidance for technology sector Guidance for the technology sector on safe re-opening during the coronavirus pandemic.
| Scottish Government
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Practical Steps to Help You Work from Home Securely
These guidelines focus on how to secure businesses while working remotely.
| Global Cyber Alliance
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This resource provides cybersecurity advice to support hospitals and the healthcare sector against the increase of phishing campaigns and ransomware attacks during the COVID-19 crisis.
| ENISA, European Union Agency for Cybersecurity
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| Health IT Security
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Advisory: APT29 targets COVID-19 vaccine development Detection and mitigation advice for organisations involved in coronavirus vaccine development targeted with custom malware by APT29.
| National Cyber Security Centre (UK)
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