Ransomware

As ransomware increasingly targets K-12 schools, protect your district with best practices for building a proactive, multi-layered cybersecurity plan.

Malware usage continues to rise. Learn more about six common types of malware and how you can protect your network, users, and critical business data.

Storing your files in the cloud isn't the same as backing them up. This common mistake can leave your cloud data vulnerable to hackers and ransomware.

Ransomware is malicious software that encrypts data on your computer using a key that only the hacker knows. Once the hacker has all your data, they will often demand money for the files to be returned. So, what do you do if this happens? Here are 5 steps to take if your company gets hacked.

Ransomware is a computer virus that encrypts files on computers. View this infographic to learn about the ransomware epidemic

Ransomware has the capability to completely disable businesses of any size and type. Here is what you need to know about ransomware.

On Friday, May 12th, 2017, the world was hit by a fast-moving Cryptoware infection, WanaCrypt0r. Over 81,000 infections were reported globally within 12 hours.