In a Forbes article several weeks ago, I observed that the remote work model creates a greater cybersecurity threat since it exposes us to bad actors in ways that are much riskier than when we’re all working in our offices with the benefits of technological and social barriers to attacks. In our “post-Covid” world companies must think harder about how to protect themselves, and as we settle on appropriate return-to-the-workplace solutions for our organizations and employees we should take into account cyber-risk and recognize that cyberattacks are only going to increase in seriousness, scale, and frequency. Chadi Hantouche, cybersecurity expert and leader of Wavestone’s Asia Pacific practice, describes our new reality as “not a problem that can be finally and definitively ‘solved.’ Problems have defined solutions, and often concrete end points, but cyber threats are not problems any more than criminality is a problem—it is an ongoing challenge you need to address constantly.”