Ransomware Attacks on Education Institutions Increase, Sophos Survey Shows.
Ransomware Attacks on Healthcare Organisations Increased 94% in 2021, According to Sophos Global Survey
Ransomware Attacks on Healthcare Organisations Increased 94% in 2021, According to Sophos Global Survey.
War in Ukraine could further complicate ransomware threats
Andrew Rose, Resident CISO for EMEA at Proofpoint, tells CNME Editor Mark Forker how the current conflict between Russia and Ukraine could completely transform ransomware attacks – and stresses the importance of deploying effective cyber resilience to prevent digital attacks on your business operations and infrastructure.
Rise of Ransomware Attacks on Businesses in the UAE in 2021
IBM Security Report: Rise of Ransomware Attacks on Businesses in the UAE in 2021.
Human error undermines benefits of cloud adoption, finds research from Veritas
Human error undermines benefits of cloud adoption, finds research from Veritas.
Rise in ransomware spell end of business-as-usual
Brian Pinnock, Cybersecurity Expert at Mimecast talks more on ransomware attacks in the region and the strategy organisations need to adopt to prevent them.
Kaspersky Hybrid Cloud Security enhances protection for Linux
Kaspersky Hybrid Cloud Security enhances protection for Linux and delivers security management as a service.
Ransomware attacks rise 64% year-on-year, Barracuda Research
Ransomware attacks rise 64% year-on-year, Barracuda Research.
“Many businesses ignore the basics when it comes to security” – Cybereason
CNME Editor Mark Forker spoke to Tarek Kuzbari, Regional Director, Middle East & Turkey at Cybereason, to learn more about the economic impact ransomware attacks are having on a global scale, what practices businesses need to implement to better protect themselves – and discuss the findings of their recent ransomware report in the UAE.
Ransomware Reality is Biting, so How do Businesses Bite Back?
It’s up to every organisation across every industry to invest in modern data protection practices to minimise the impact of ransomware attacks. Viewing attacks as an inevitability is the first step towards creating a more cyber-secure culture, with employees who are more educated and aware of ransomware. At the same time, businesses need to have the right safeguards in place to minimise disruption, including anti-virus software and firewalls, plus continuous backup and recovery to offer adequate insurance against the crippling effects of ransomware.