Asking around: the easiest ransomware attack signals to miss
We ask security pros to consider common entry points.
We ask security pros to consider common entry points.
“It’s like when you’re trying to walk through a muddy area or something, you’re going to get dirty at some point,” Kaseya CISO says.
Experts want those in IT to know about preparing for a potential ransomware attack, and organizations’ risk levels.
Who should be the first to know? Experts have some mixed opinions.
Experts say the choice could depend on the attack and the organization.
“I remember seeing the fear in some of the most powerful people in the world’s eyes about what people might be doing on a keyboard thousands of miles away,” Kaiser says.
The report finds attackers may now be after smaller, quicker payouts instead of targeting a huge sum of money.
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