Compiled with the help of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Security Agency and Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center—a CISA-supported collaborative for state, local and tribal governments—the new #StopRansomware Guide was published on Tuesday in the wake of escalating ransomware attacks across multiple sectors.
12 Vulnerabilities Newly Associated With Ransomware
In Q1 2023, researchers identified 12 vulnerabilities newly associated with ransomware. They have also provided an update on key metrics being tracked in relation to ransomware, offering valuable insights to enterprises on safeguarding their data and assets against these escalating threats.
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