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Only 43 percent of survey respondents provide access to external training and certification programs for their #ransomware incident responders when it comes to training and career development. Full Survey Here: ransomware.org/ransomware-su…

#Survey respondents understand that #ransomware incident response team members must possess a broad range of skills and knowledge. See the full survey here: ransomware.org/ransomware-su…

With regard to #lawenforcement involvement in #ransomware response, only 30 % of organizations answered that they provided a helpful and responsive presence. 🫣 ransomware.org/ransomware-su…

KEY INSIGHT In addition to #IT and #security, your #ransomware incident response team needs to include representatives from business leadership, communications, legal, and third-party resources. ransomware.org/ransomware-su…

KEY INSIGHT Ensure your incident response plan and #ransomware playbook adequately addresses traditional ransomware, as well as double-and triple-extortion #ransomwareattacks. ransomware.org/ransomware-su…

Do you believe your organization is ready for a #ransomware attack? Less than half of respondents were confident in their organization’s readiness to respond to a ransomware attack. ransomware.org/ransomware-su…

Update #security #awareness and #training to ensure your users can recognize constantly evolving #ransomware tactics and techniques. ransomware.org/ransomware-su…

According to @Wealthsimple 7% of Canadians reported owning crypto in 2023 specifically to pay a #ransom to a #hacker. osc.ca/sites/default/files/2…

Even after paying a #ransom, many organizations that pay a ransom have found that their data is still not recoverable or that it is still posted on the #DarkWeb for sale to the highest bidder(s). #ransomware #survey ransomware.org/ransomware-su…

#DDoS attacks are used by #ransomware gangs and #cybercriminals as a secondary threat to reinforce ransom demands (37%) and to increase pressure on victim organizations to pay the ransom (14%). ransomware.org/ransomware-su…

Alarmingly, many organizations are also observing tactics associated with double- and triple-extortion #ransomware attacks including data exfiltration 38 %, DDoS, 37%, threats to release customer data 34 %, and direct contact with customers 21 %. ransomware.org/ransomware-su…

With #RansomwareAttacks and ransom payments nearly doubling in 2023, it is statistically more likely that companies will be targeted by ransomware attacks in 2024 and beyond, as this trend shows no signs of slowing down. ransomware.org/ransomware-su…

The 3 Principles of ‘Zero Trust’ ransomware.org/blog/the-3-pr… #ransomware

‘Internet of Things’ Devices and #Ransomware ransomware.org/blog/internet…

Will Quantum Computing Kill Ransomware? ransomware.org/blog/will-qua… #ransomware

5 Reasons Microsoft Exchange Is So Vulnerable to #Ransomware ransomware.org/blog/5-reason…

North Korean #Ransomware Ravages Healthcare ransomware.org/blog/north-ko…

To Pay or Not to Pay? Part 1: When Paying Is the Best Option  ransomware.org/blog/to-pay-o… #ransomware

Thinking Strategically About #Ransomware Recovery ransomware.org/blog/thinking…