This year saw a considerable rise in the number of high-profile ransomware attacks, so if you have not already considered what you are going to do...
How to Mitigate the Damage You See from Ransomware
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What to Do If Your Network is Hijacked by Ransomware
It’s one thing to avoid ransomware entirely, but what does a business do when it’s already within its walls? Today we are going to discuss how your...
A New Ransomware Awareness Tool is Making the Rounds
Ransomware is such a major problem for computing-dependent organizations that even government agencies are getting involved, equipping businesses...
Ransomware is a Serious Problem… Here’s How to Deal with It
Ransomware has been a scourge to businesses for years now, with it unfortunately experiencing a renaissance of sorts as the COVID-19 pandemic came...
There Isn’t Much that Is More Devastating than Ransomware
Countless high-profile ransomware attacks have surfaced over the past several years, all against targets like manufacturers, pipelines, hospitals,...
What the Irish Health Service Disruption Proves About Data Restoration
This past May, Ireland’s Health Service Executive—the organization responsible for providing healthcare and social services to the country’s...
Meat Packers On the Wrong End of Malware
Once again, ransomware strikes, this time targeting the world’s largest meat processor and distributor, JBS S.A. This disruptive cyberattack forced...
Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Response Raises Questions
As is often the case with ransomware attacks, the situation with the Colonial Pipeline hack has grown more complex as more information regarding the...
Cyberattacks are Happening Faster with Less Time for Early Detection
In what sounds like a positive shift, cybersecurity experts have announced their research has found that cyberattacks are spending less time on the...
Cybercrime (And Lightning) Have No Problem Striking Twice
We’ve become aware of a concerning phenomenon: the perception that a business that has already been targeted by a cyberattack, won’t be attacked...