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04 January, 2022

First Big Ransomware Attack of 2022 Targets Large Portuguese Media Company

A new year, a new ransomware attack. Portugal’s largest media conglomerate got hit hard over the New Year’s holiday weekend, and is still offline as of this article’
Keith Ward
16 December, 2021

2021 Ends With Another Crippling Ransomware Attack

2021 was the year that ransomware went viral, and not in a good way.  Although ransomware is far from a new scourge, it became household news this year as extremely high-profile attacks
Scott Lowe
15 December, 2021

How To Handle a Ransomware Attack

According to the US Justice Department, more than 4,000 ransomware attacks happen daily, on average, in the US alone. Most of them don’t make the news. Many attacks are quietly paid off
Jason Hall
14 December, 2021

Ransomware Attacks Ramped Up In 2021

Ransomware attacks in 2021 continued to grow in not only frequency, but in cost, according to a new survey. CrowdStrike’s fourth annual Global Security Attitude Survey revealed that 66
Keith Ward
30 November, 2021

The Changing Nature of Ransomware Cyberinsurance

There is no doubt about it: ransomware can be devastating. The average recovery cost is reaching nearly $2 million, more than double the amount from just a year ago, according to cybersecurit
Alan Capros
30 November, 2021

The Real Costs of Ransomware

To make a rational risk assessment about any scenario, you need to know what the possible outcomes are, and the consequences of each outcome. The alternative to proactive investment is reacti
Trevor Pott
18 November, 2021

Ransomware Gangs Enter the ‘Exploit-as-a-Service’ Market

Readers of this site (as well as our book, “Ransomware: Understand. Prevent. Recover”) will know that ransomware-as-a-service is becoming a popular way for cybercriminals to make money. N
Keith Ward
15 November, 2021

Two Prominent Ransomware Hackers Targeted by U.S. Authorities

“Our message to ransomware criminals is clear: If you target victims here, we will target you,” reads the warning from Deputy U.S. Attorney General Lisa Monaco. It’s no idle threat, eit
Keith Ward
10 November, 2021

BlackMatter Ransomware Group Allegedly Ceases Operations

Oh BlackMatter, we hardly knew ye. The criminal ransomware gang that first appeared in July 2021 has apparently ceased operations as of November 2021. In that short lifespan, however, it stil
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