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In the unrelenting battle of the good guys versus cybercriminals, ransomware perpetrators have come out swinging in 2021. This blog investigates the common behaviors of the latest attackers on the scene; what are their tried and tested tactics, and how can you combat them?
We’re only just nearing the end of March 2021, but various monthly reports have revealed the increasing danger of ransomware attacks. Their numbers are on the rise, companies of all sizes are being targeted, and millions of dollars are being lost by the month.
2020 was a year that made it very difficult to plan ahead. But valuable lessons learnt throughout the past year can be applied to help us plan for 2021 – not least, lessons on cybersecurity.
