It's clear to us all, we’re living and working in unprecedented times. COVID-19 has forced companies worldwide to be agile, adapting quickly to current events, changing the way they work, communicate, and plan for a puzzling future. But as we all adjust to this crisis, cybercriminals are taking full advantage, targeting both businesses and individuals who may have their guards down. The result? New cyber threats are emerging daily, from phishing emails disguised as updates from the World Health Organization (WHO), to outbreak maps loaded with data-stealing malware. As attackers take advantage of virus anxiety and isolated individuals, these scams are likely to intensify. This is why education is critical, now. Yes, you’re already checking through a list of new and daunting challenges. Dealing with a personal or professional phishing attack is probably not on it, but it should be. If you can check off the following six tips.