The essential guide to preventing ransomware attacks
Vital tips and guidelines to protect your business using ZTNA and SSE
According to a recent study by Perimeter 81, two thirds of the 500 IT professionals they surveyed had experienced a ransomware attack during the course of their career, highlighting just how encompassing ransomware has become. As malicious actors continue to take advantage of zero-day vulnerabilities, the time has come for businesses to ensure they have the tools to counter attacks.
This eBook focuses on practical data to help organisations understand the full implications of a ransomware attack, from the risks associated with hardware VPNs, to how to protect your remote workforce, and shares how to select the best approach to prevent malware, both now and in the future.
Download now to learn the six principles of Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), and discover how this key component of Security Services Edge (SSE) can offer your business complete cloud security.
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Ransomware cartels are fragmenting into volatile splinter groups, warns Met Police cyber chiefNews Commoditized "cyber crime bazaars" and AI data mining are forcing law enforcement to rewrite its playbook
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New ransomware threat group, The Gentlemen, has become one of the most active ransomware operators, accounting for 10% of all attacksNews NTT researchers warn that the RaaS group is leveraging SystemBC malware to establish covert tunnelling, evade detection, and support rapid lateral movement across enterprise environments
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Instructure chose to a pay ransom following the Canvas cyber attack – research shows more than half of security leaders would follow suitAnalysis Opting to pay ransoms creates huge risks for enterprises – you’re relying on the word of criminals
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Ransomware negotiator sentenced for role in major cyber crime groupNews Deniss Zolotarjovs was a key player in a group associated with Conti
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Threat actors ditch ‘spray and pray’ attacks in shift to targeted exploitationNews A dip in ransomware volumes points to a more targeted approach focused on vulnerability exploitation
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Security leaders overconfident about ransomware recovery
News Few manage to recover all their data, and many experience business disruption
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German authorities want your help finding the hackers behind GandCrab and REvilNews Daniil Maksimovich Shchukin and Anatoly Sergeevitsch Kravchuk are believed to have made millions from ransomware as a service schemes
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The rise of teen hackers ‘makes for a good headline’, but cyber crime activities peak later in life
News With family responsibilities and mortgages to pay, it's not teenagers dishing out malware or carrying out cyber extortion
