Historical patterns reveal that cybercriminals exploit the holiday rush, amplifying attacks on both consumers and enterprises. Recent research shows unique threats soar by 550% this time.
During the holiday season, organizations face significant threats such as phishing, social engineering, and ransomware attacks, which are exacerbated by reduced staffing and end-of-year fatigue.
Cybercriminals capitalize on the busy shopping season, with a noted 30% increase in ransomware incidents and various attack methods aimed at disrupting operations.
The effectiveness of these holiday attacks lies in the holiday staffing shortages and employee fatigue, which combine to create ideal conditions for cybercriminal activity.
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