Ransomware offers up few absolute certainties, but one that has become a given is that extortion payments are demanded in Bitcoin. It hasn’t always been so. In the very early days of ransom
Leaking private data to embarrass victims into paying a ransom is probably the least organizations should expect from ransomware criminals in 2023. Looking back over the last decade, it’s s
Sponsored Post: Palo Alto Ransomware. This single word is foremost in the mind of so many IT managers the world over, and for good reason. According to the 2022 IBM cost of a Data Breach Repo
As the ransomware industry has expanded over the last decade, so have the number of sources attempting to track the phenomenon in all its financial and human horror. Today, keeping up with ei
Sponsored Post: Nasuni The challenge that most organizations struggle with is keeping everything safe. Cybersecurity is like a game of whack-a-mole. You protect one thing, and the threat
As every organization affected by ransomware eventually understands, the disruption caused by an attack is only the beginning of its problems. Next comes paying a lot of big bills. The first
Sponsored Post: Palo Alto Ransomware is on the minds of IT executives and managers the world over. According to the National Cyber Security Center in 2022, ransomware is the biggest cybersecu
By anyone’s standards, $10 million is a lot of money, more than the average citizen will spend or earn in a lifetime of work. How many ways might someone become the recipient of such a larg
Until early June, it’s likely that the only people who’d heard of Progress Software’s MOVEit file transfer platform were people working in IT departments. Then news emerged that the pla
