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To ensure connected environments are secure for everyone to operate with full privacy, governments, the technology community and corporate boardrooms need to invest in digital trust.
Security professionals can consider strategies other than encryption, such as microsharding, to protect company data in the event of a ransomware attack.
North Korean state-sponsored cyber threat actors have used Maui ransomware to target both the healthcare and public health sectors, according to U.S. cybersecurity alerts.
Unfortunately, a passwordless future isn’t here yet —
but in the meantime, organizations still need ways to protect their systems and employees from compromise.
Lost files and records may cost more than you think. From encryption to insider threats, review these cyber defense tactics to protect against data breaches.