Unlock the Key to Repel Ransomware

The most common ransomware attack scenarios encrypt the victim’s data before a ransom demand is even delivered. Because users place a high value on their data, many are willing to pay to get it back. However, paying the ransom is unwise, primarily because it does not guarantee that the corrupted data will be decrypted.

Modern crypto malware uses encryption schemes that — up to now — seem to be unbreakable, so victims face a choice between paying up or losing those files forever. This eBook will describe common ransomware scenarios, trends in this type of cybercrime and recommendations to help your organization avoid victimization.

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Future Risks: Be Prepared

When it only takes a single breach to inflict serious damage on your business, defending against the majority of attacks isn’t enough. That’s why it’s best to focus our attention on the most dangerous threats we face, rather than those we face most oft…