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Ransomware attacks are evolving, so here’s what businesses need to watch out for:
Supply Chain Shenanigans: Criminals are targeting weak links in an organization’s supply chain, like vendors or partners, to gain access to the main target.
Double Extortion Woes: Not only do attackers encrypt data, but they also steal it and threaten to leak it if the ransom isn’t paid, adding pressure.
Hybrid Havoc: New attacks might combine data encryption with other destructive tactics, making recovery even more complex.
Here’s how businesses can fortify their defenses:
Patch It Up: Regularly update software and firmware across all devices to eliminate vulnerabilities attackers exploit.
Backup Bliss: Implement a robust backup system with backups stored securely offline, allowing for recovery without paying ransoms.
Segmentation Savvy: Segmenting networks limits the reach of ransomware, preventing it from infecting the entire system.
Educate and Train: Train employees to identify suspicious emails and practices to avoid falling victim to social engineering tactics used to spread ransomware.
Test and Refine: Regularly test your defenses through simulations to identify weaknesses and refine your incident response plan.
By staying vigilant and proactive, businesses can significantly reduce the risk of a successful ransomware attack.