Ransomware is malware that employs encryption to hold a victim’s information for ransom, so they cannot access files, databases, or applications. This type of cyber attack is often used to target organizations, such as infrastructure, banks, law firms and professional services companies, to halt business operations and/or access highly sensitive and confidential information. Designed to spread across a network and target databases and file servers, ransomware quickly paralyzes an organization.
What actions can you take to reduce your organization’s chances of experiencing this type of attack? This infographic highlights 13 information security practices you can implement to help 1) protect your organization from a successful ransomware attack and 2) recover from an attack if it occurs.
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