With so many workers still logging in from off-site, businesses have more vulnerability than ever. Every legitimate login can also open the door for a hacker. All business owners are advised to assume a breach. The most recent egregious breach has been the hack of unemployment benefit accounts. Hundreds of millions of dollars were recently lost after hackers stole the identities of people who lost jobs because of the pandemic. Hackers then filed fake unemployment claims in the names of real state residents. The data stolen includes names, social security numbers, driver’s license numbers, bank information, and places of employment. The benefit debit cards or direct deposits went to the temporary addresses and accounts of the hackers. The use of 2FA could have prevented that.