Backup Malware Systems Review 
CIO
OCTOBER 24, 2024
These days, digital spoofing, phishing attacks, and social engineering attempts are more convincing than ever due to bad actors refining their techniques and developing more sophisticated threats with AI. Moreover, AI can reduce false positives more effectively than rule-based security systems.
Kaseya
MAY 14, 2020
You diligently back up critical servers to your on-site appliance or to the cloud, but when an incident happens and you need it the most, the backup recovery fails. . Failing to align backup plans with specific restore expectations can have devastating consequences. . It is a scenario that every IT team fears.
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CIO
NOVEMBER 2, 2023
Organizations that follow the principle of least privilege can improve their security posture by significantly reducing their attack surface and risk of malware spread. In the early days of Windows operating systems up through Windows XP, almost any program a user would launch would have administrator-level privileges. Within a ZTNA 2.0
CIO
AUGUST 5, 2024
Catholic Health’s IT systems and those of its partners were crashing, with one of its radiology vendors being among the first to experience technical difficulties. Most incident response plans are created in the event there’s some type of malware incident. Mike Mainiero was awakened at around 2 a.m.
CIO
DECEMBER 26, 2023
And because the incumbent companies have been around for so long, many are running IT systems with some elements that are years or decades old. Honestly, it’s a wonder the system works at all. And arise it did on January 24, when a Chicago employee failed to turn the backup server off at the appropriate time.
CIO
MARCH 15, 2023
With every such change comes opportunity–for bad actors looking to game the system. Sometimes they simply don’t work, perhaps due to a change in contact lenses or a new tattoo. A second, more pernicious risk is the fact that ChatGPT can write malware. The malware itself is easy to buy on the Dark Web.
O'Reilly Media - Ideas
AUGUST 10, 2021
An attacker plants malware on your system that encrypts all the files, making your system useless, then offers to sell you the key you need to decrypt the files. Strong passwords, two-factor authentication, defense in depth, staying on top of software updates, good backups, and the ability to restore from backups go a long way.
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