@M.Rosenquist
International Coalition Fails to Address Ransomware https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_shEsL5pV0 U.S. leadership organized a meeting with over 30 nations to figure out how to address the growing problem of ransomware. The results were unimpressive, lacking the bold innovation needed to stem the meteoric rise of ransomware that is targeting businesses and the critical infrastructure that citizens depend upon for security, health, services, and prosperity. This was a wasted opportunity to establish a meaningful strategy that targets the heart of ransomware and deals a crushing blow to mitigate this risk to the global digital ecosystem. Cybersecurity Insights Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/CybersecurityInsights Ransomware Explained playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLuIYhlNYyCmn0cCA6OqHqfL_qGSsizxBF
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True. Ransomware is extremely difficult to stop and solve. Not even the top antivirus developers could provide a solution. The encryption method used in ransomware continuously evolves. A computer from a local police station was brought to me with this problem. There was nothing I could do to recover their files. The best thing companies could do is to avoid total disaster by constantly backing up their files.
The attackers are smart and constantly evolving! Have you looked at the NoMoreRansom.org site? It has many decryptors for older versions of ransomware. It does not work on all variants, but it is a good resource that is backed by many of the biggest anti-virus companies. Worth a look - https://www.nomoreransom.org/