| | MAY 2022ENTERPRISE SECURITY8IIN MY OPINIONt has been 2 years since security professionals in the UK/EU had to start thinking of security and operational challenges while countries locked down. The COVID-19 pandemic had an unprecedented impact on our daily lives and organisation pre-COVID which meant business operations had to be supported by new technology rolled out rapidly to ensure business survival.Suddenly the traditional ways of working (for most) had to rapidly move into Hybrid working whilst technology architecture still only supported traditional office working environments. With the change in business activities switching to Hybrid working, the cyber security risks increased across the business during the pandemic. The risk increased because the pandemic disrupted existing workflows.By Theo Botha, Global Head of Information and Cyber Security, Dr. Martens (LON: DOCS)Hybrid Working & Maturing Security under a Pandemic
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