YOU CAN PREVENT THIS!

How ransomware attacks happen . . .

Phishing emails:

Malicious attachments in emails trick users into clicking links that install ransomware

Drive-by downloading:

Users unknowingly download malware when visiting infected websites

Social engineering:

Users are manipulated into sharing personal information or clicking malicious links

Vulnerable servers:

Hackers exploit vulnerabilities in web servers to gain access to networks

How ransomware attacks impact victims Disrupt operations . . .

Cause loss of data and critical information, Lock access to computers and data, and Encrypt files and folders.

Tips to protect against ransomware . . .

• Use strong security measures like email authentication and intrusion prevention software
• Have a recent offline backup of your most important files and data
• Install the latest patches and updates
• Educate staff on how to avoid phishing scams
• Don't pay the ransom Paying the ransom encourages further attacks