It’s a weird time to be alive. Millions of people globally are living under government lockdowns, as we collectively endure the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 has brought to light some fundamental truths about humanity, including our deep-seated need for social interactions. It has also highlighted how reliant we are on critical infrastructure like our healthcare systems and internet connections, both of which are currently strained.
One of the most fascinating by-products of the COVID-19 pandemic for me personally, however, is how it has suddenly brought science and public health back to the fore of conversation. We are all washing our hands more, practicing social distancing, and acutely aware of how our choices may impact other people. Those of us in white-collar professions, including the technology field, are also now working from home in order to practice safe social distancing, which has created a host of significant cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
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May 27, 2020 at 09:08PM
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