Businesses all over the world are currently in a panic about malware called ransomware. The 2017 online epidemic that happened globally is happening again. Many companies are affected, and the latest addition to the list is the Japanese company Fujifilm.
Join us in today’s video as we show you how ransomware holds businesses captive — including Fujifilm. Watch the video for the full walkthrough.
From the video
Ransomware encrypts files (crypto) or locks the user out of the system (locker). Attackers typically arrive through phishing links, unverified software, or social-engineering that tricks someone into granting admin access. Payment is often demanded in cryptocurrency because it is harder to trace.
Healthcare, education, and public services remain frequent targets. WannaCry in 2017 showed how an unpatched Windows vulnerability could spread across 150 countries. Prevention is backups you can restore, patching, email controls, and a tested incident-response plan — not hoping you will never be targeted.
Contact Cyber Security Resource to review ransomware readiness, or read why businesses need an incident response plan.
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