The COVID-19 pandemic has altered global dynamics. All employees at companies of all sizes now work remotely, having transitioned from having none or only some of them do so. The new normal has made distant and accessible technology crucial for both personal and professional life. We may categorically refer to this as a virtual world since private conversations that once took place in closed rooms now take place online. As a result, there are now at least five times as many cyberthreats. Threat actors take advantage of this digital revolution to leverage user and company errors as a point of entry for monetary gain, reputational harm, or other objectives. This occurs in the form of ransomware, phishing, and data breaches.