Hack Day: Ransomware: Protective steps
Gareth Hemming, director of SME, commercial insurance, counters Swifty’s Ransomware attack and explains how you and your clients can stay protected.
The digital world is every evolving and cyber criminals are getting smarter. There are so many different ways that they can target your company and Ransomware is one of those methods, as Swifty’s article outlining the threats highlights.
When you see the message on your screen that your files are frozen and will be destroyed as well as the threat of hackers potentially attacking your customers, it’s a terrifying, heart stopping moment.
Fear and, quite understandably, panic sets in. What do you
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