Security News > 2024 > March > What the Latest Ransomware Attacks Teach About Defending Networks
Here's a lowdown on some recent ransomware attacks, lessons worth learning from them, and tips to help limit ransomware risk.
Ransomware attacks have knock-on financial impacts when companies need to swiftly shut down systems that might form the backbone of their normal operations.
With the onslaught of ransomware attacks companies face and the ever-evolving tactics deployed by hackers, reducing your risks against this nefarious cyber threat calls for multiple layers of defense.
Effective email security helps to reduce the chances of successful ransomware attacks by preventing malicious emails from reaching employee inboxes.
It not only prevents ransomware attacks but also protects against a wide range of cybersecurity threats that exploit software vulnerabilities.
Automation also facilitates rapid response to detected ransomware attacks.
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