Hello and welcome to this special podcast series, which takes a look at cybersecurity during the time of the COVID-19 pandemic.

I'm Peter Balland from Technicon, and in the last episode, we talked with Sparta Coordinator Florenton,

about some of the software tools that have gained in popularity since the COVID outbreak.

He praised them for efficiency and convenience, but went on to explain that teams using these

tools may not have the opportunity for real brainstorming since everyone is in different locations.

This prompted the question. will this ever change?

Here's Florin.

Yeah, I don't have a grasp for this.

And to be honest, this is still an area where I feel a bit weary.

I'm not quite sure we can do this.

So, of course, we will need to continue to experiment with this

because one of the errors that

we could do, especially in Western Europe nowadays, is the thing that the pandemic is over and

that we should resume back to normal.

There is no normal anymore and the faster we can understand and assimilate and adapt to this

statement, then the better we will, the better

offer will be.

So we'll need to adapt to this and we'll need to figure out how those creative endeavors,

such as brainstorming sessions, can happen either remotely or in a place where we can ensure

the safety of everyone effectively.

We've had a number of internal discussions about this.

We're experimenting with things such as brainstorming sessions in the same room,

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