2020 was a memorable year for many people due largely to the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced most everyone to stay at home. The year was also notable for the cybersecurity industry, as cybercriminals repeatedly exploited the situation by launching cyberattacks that caused fear and panic.
Quiz: What has 2020 taught you about cybersecurity?
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Top 4 cybersecurity lessons to be learned post-pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has taught Americans to prioritize health above everything else. We learned the importance of washing our hands regularly, wearing masks in public, and staying at home to reduce the risk of spreading the virus.
But the pandemic has also taught us a few things about cybersecurity.