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09 August 2021  — 4 min read
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09 August 2021  — 4 min read
How to sell data recovery to your clients?
Your clients need a data recovery solution, but many of them do not know it or if they do, they do not think data recovery is important. Here are some disturbing statistics that are proof to this point.
14 July 2021  — 3 min read
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14 July 2021  — 3 min read
What is spear phishing?
A common type of social engineering attack, spear phishing is a dangerously effective cyberthreat!
07 July 2021  — 4 min read
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07 July 2021  — 4 min read
Introducing Acronis’ new CEO: Patrick Pulvermueller
Introducing Acronis’ new CEO, Patrick Pulvermueller! Hear how this accomplished IT leader plans to accelerate growth, advance go-to-market initiatives, and drive Acronis’ service provider strategy to new heights in this special greeting from the new CEO of the world’s cyber protection leader.
05 July 2021  — 3 min read
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05 July 2021  — 3 min read
Threat analysis: Babuk ransomware
On May 13, 2021, the Babuk authors published 250 GB of data stolen from the Washington D.C. Police Department, suggesting that their ransom demands were not met.
05 July 2021  — 2 min read
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05 July 2021  — 2 min read
Threat analysis: N3tw0rm ransomware
On May 2, 2021, сybercriminal group N3tw0rm attacked the computer networks of international clothing retailer H&M in Israel and threatened to release customer data. This was reported by the Israeli magazine Haaretz, which previously reported attacks on at least four Israeli companies and one non-profit organization.
05 July 2021  — 4 min read
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05 July 2021  — 4 min read
Threat analysis: Dharma (CrySiS) ransomware
Dharma ransomware (a.k.a. CrySiS) is used in targeted attacks, and is delivered by cybercriminals manually through Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) connections, typically by exploiting leaked or weak credentials.
05 July 2021  — 8 min read
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05 July 2021  — 8 min read
Threat analysis: LockBit ransomware
●     Two variants have been observed — one written in C# and one in C++ — and LockBit may be delivered with UPX or a custom packer.
29 June 2021  — 3 min read
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29 June 2021  — 3 min read
How to be sure you can restore files from a corrupted drive?
If you already have a corrupted or damaged drive and have not backed up your data, your chances of restoring your data are uncertain but there are a few ways you can try to recover.
24 June 2021  — 9 min read
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24 June 2021  — 9 min read
What is machine learning? - Definition and Importance
Many people do not understand the difference between terms such as artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and other advanced computing concepts. If you are looking for clarification and want to learn why and how these technologies are used in modern cybersecurity solutions, this article will cover:
24 June 2021  — 6 min read
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24 June 2021  — 6 min read
What is Social Engineering?
According to recent studies, cybercriminals use social engineering techniques to drive 98% of cyberattacks, making this an important topic of discussion for businesses and users. If your organization is a managed service provider (MSP), read on and discover how social engineering works and what you can do to help your clients protect their business from attacks.
24 June 2021  — 7 min read
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24 June 2021  — 7 min read
What is data loss prevention?
Data loss prevention (DLP), also known as data leakage prevention or data loss protection, is a technique that protects sensitive corporate data from leaving the company due to user negligence, mishandling of data, or malicious intent. DLP technologies enforce data handling policies by allowing or blocking data access and transfer operations based on a set of predefined security rules.
24 June 2021  — 6 min read
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24 June 2021  — 6 min read
What is IT risk management?
Murphy has two laws, and both apply when it comes to IT risk management. “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong” is Murphy’s first law, which is considered accurate because, given enough time, there is a high probability that anything will go wrong. You need to be prepared for anything! Murphy’s second law states that “nothing is as easy as it looks,” and this is also true when it comes to managing business risk.