Ransomware: Backup alone is not a security strategy
Many companies think their data backup protects them against ransomware. The enticingly simple logic behind it: If you can restore all the data, you are not open to blackmail. By Ali Carl Gülerman, CEO and General Manager, Radar Cyber Security. However, this is too short-sighted: Even if the system was successfully restored after an attack, sensitive information such as customer data or intellectual property could have been stolen. In addition, the risk of attack remains: Hackers can still be in the network or gain access again by installing a back door. In some cases, ransomware is used by cybercriminals as a red herring, ...