Security News > 2021 > October > Scrambling to counter a ransomware attack could leave you with egg on your face
When you read about security teams "Scrambling" to respond to a ransomware attack, what do you think is the real problem?
Having a plan to not just detect an attack, but to its impact, and to bring back only those files and data that are affected, means you'll be far better placed to get your organisation back in business quickly.
So if you think the former approach makes sense, you should join the second episode of our Ransomware Remediation Masterclass Series, on October 21 at 11am, where the subject is "How to Detect and Analyse Ransomware Threats".
Tim will be joined by Rubrik's Chris Beckett, who will be taking you step by step through the anatomy of a ransomware attack - and crucially what happens in the aftermath.
As well prepping you on how to spot the signs of an attack and how to assess the blast radius, Chris will also drill you on the actions you need to take at each stage to recover quickly.
We can't guarantee you'll be entirely safe from ransomware attacks in the future.
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