The increase of organizations across the world, affected by the coronavirus pandemic, that have switched to a work from home policy is staggering. While man of these organizations have adapted remote desktop protocol to allow employees access to business-critical applications, it has also made their network less safe with fewer security protocols in place.

Analysis from the security firm Kaspersky has found that this monumental shift has resulted in more than 1.5 million new Remote Desktop Protocol network attacks globally. The number of attacks targeting open RDP servers in the United States has tripled since March.

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