Why is zero trust the most effective approach to protecting your organization from ransomware? Let us count the ways.
In "10 Ways a Zero Trust Architecture Protects Against Ransomware", you’ll read how to use zero trust to defend against ransomware at every step of the attack chain, including how to:
- Minimize the attack surface
- Detect never-before-seen threats
- Protect users and devices wherever they are
- Eliminate security gaps
- Prevent lateral movement
Discover why a zero trust architecture is the most trusted strategy in ransomware prevention.
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BlackSuit ransomware gang taken down in latest law enforcement sting – but members have already formed a new groupNews The notorious gang has seen its servers taken down and bitcoin seized, but may have morphed into a new group called Chaos
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MSPs beware – these two ransomware groups are ramping up attacks and have claimed hundreds of victimsNews The Akira and Lynx ransomware groups are focusing on small businesses and MSPs using stolen or purchased admin credentials
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The UK’s ‘chronic shortage of cyber professionals’ is putting the country at riskNews While high-profile attacks grab headlines, a security researcher warns the UK's "chronic shortage of cyber professionals" is left unaddressed by government, industry, and academia.
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Credential theft has surged 160% in 2025News AI-powered phishing and the growth of Malware as a Service means hackers are compromising more accounts than ever
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US federal judiciary agency hit by 'escalated cyber attacks' which exposed highly sensitive dataNews The agency says it plans to step up cybersecurity capabilities in the wake of the incident
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Nearly one-third of ransomware victims are hit multiple times, even after paying hackersNews Many ransomware victims are being hit more than once, largely thanks to fragmented security tactics
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Millions of Dell laptops are are at risk thanks to a Broadcom chip vulnerability – and more than 100 device models are impactedNews Widely used in high-security environments, the PCs are vulnerable to attacks allowing the theft of sensitive data
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Cybersecurity teams are wasting time, money, and effort dealing with tool sprawl and ‘multi-vendor ecosystems’News Tool sprawl is a problem that just won't go away for security teams
