Bad actors are constantly evolving their attack vectors, looking for new ways to enter systems undetected. Now, hackers are exploiting cloud storage services to infiltrate networks and hide their attacks. Through phishing emails, they’re targeting cloud applications such as Google Drive and Dropbox. Once inside the system, these malicious parties can access sensitive data stored in their targets’ systems.
Many K–12 districts rely on cloud applications such as Google Workspace to facilitate learning. As a result, school IT teams must remain vigilant about updating security solutions and…