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COVID-19 highlights email vulnerability

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By Alain Thériault | May 19 2020 10:40AM

COVID-19 | Technology | Cyberrisks | Special Report | Regulation and compliance | Compliance

Despite the dizzying array of distance sales platforms and tools at their disposal, advisors working during the lockdown may fall prey to hackers if they let down their guard even momentarily. Email can be very dangerous if it is not hermetically secure, cybersecurity experts warn.

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