Have you ever been the victim of a ransomware attack?

ResilienceThreat Intelligence & Incident Response

Yes, I personally have fallen victim.10%

Yes, my company has fallen victim.54%

No, but this is a real concern for me.32%

No, and I'm not concerned.3%

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CISO in Software3 years ago

We are constantly helping organizations that Cyber Insurance firms usually support; Ransomware will continue to be a problem until the government gets ISPs involved and helps to detect malicious traffic, similar to the traffic cop. While technologies are getting smarter, it is evident that small businesses can't afford all the system and resources needed to protect there organization, is is to be noted that small business also are a big part of the dod supply train 

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