Articles Tagged with ''ransomware''

What can manufacturing businesses do to prevent ransomware attacks and limit their impact? Here are nine ways.

Marc Rogers, internationally-renowned ‘white hat’ hacker and member of the U.S. Ransomware Taskforce, has joined Q-Net Security as Chief Security Officer (CSO).

Ransomware levels in the United States are trending down, with a decrease of 51% of ransomware attack volume compared to 2021 levels.

During Q3 of 2022, Intel 471 observed 455 ransomware attacks, a decrease of 72 attacks recorded from the second quarter of 2022, according to the Leading Ransomware Variants report.

Now is the time to address needs at the intersection of physical and cybersecurity, leveraging internal coordination and having the proper tools to manage security.

Here's how to avoid common pitfalls that lead to increases in expenditures, excessive business interruption time, and a prolonged, difficult claims process, during ransomware recovery. 

How can cybersecurity leaders uncover, manage, and better protect the security vulnerabilities that lie beneath the growing hybrid surface?

Nearly two-thirds of small to mid-sized businesses experienced a cyberattack in the last 12 months, according to cybersecurity research from Devolutions.

The 2022 State of the Threat Report from Secureworks identified software vulnerabilities as the primary initial access vector for ransomware.

Cyber actors are targeting the healthcare sector with phishing, social engineering and ransomware attacks. Here's how healthcare cybersecurity leaders can fight back.