Dive into our detailed coverage of various Cyber Threats. Understand the nature of different cyberattacks and how to protect your organization from them.
Rotem Shemesh
Bazar Loader is a fileless attack that downloads through the backdoor allowing attackers to install additional malware, often used for ransomware attacks. Since its inception in April 2020, Bazar Loader has attacked a wide variety of organizations in North America and Europe.
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Emilyann Fogarty
In the past year or so, supply chain attacks have become more prevalent than ever, making vendor security a top-of-mind concern for many organizations.
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John Maxwell
In this second blog in our series, we look at the various recovery methods for ransomware and highlight the BCDR functionality.
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This is first of a 3 part series that will focus on ransomware. This first one details the four steps to tackle ransomware and uses examples of both RMM’s ransomware and BCDR recovery.
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Courtney Heinbach
There are countless tools available to managed service providers (MSPs) to help them mitigate the risk of ransomware for themselves and their small and medium business (SMB) clients. There’s no single solution that can completely prevent a business from an attack, but rather many that work together. MSPs should consider their RMM tools as a key component in their ransomware mitigations strategy.
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Courtney Heinbach
Reality is, there is no foolproof way to prevent a ransomware attack. Even the most protected and prepared businesses can fall victim to ransomware. However, there are steps MSPs can take to lower the chances of their SMB clients being hit with an attack.
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Here’s everything MSPs and their clients need to know about Ryuk ransomware.
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Maze Ransomware has been in the headlines non-stop ever since it was first reported in May 2019. It has been used to attack individual companies, governments, and increasingly – and perhaps most worryingly – MSPs.
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Jaime Arze
Security considerations do not stop at the perimeter of our networks. We must take into account the posture of vendors who process our data, integrate with our systems, or those who we rely on in our day-to-day operations.
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