Ransomware Facts

Ransomware is malicious software that infiltrates a computer or network and limits or restricts access to critical data by encrypting files until a ransom is paid.
The most common entry point for ransomware is phishing.
Hackers usually target backups in ransomware attacks.
Some organizations that paid a ransom still could not recover data. Even fewer were able to recover data without paying a ransom.
Many employers still allow their employees to access company applications from unmanaged personal devices.
Many organizations targeted by ransomware indicated that misconfigured application permissions were the initial cause.

At Cytactical, we stay current with the latest Cyber Threats and security trends to provide our clients the most effective solutions to keep your business protected.

Our team of certified cybersecurity experts have extensive experience in the industry. We are proficient with the latest security technologies and will develop customized solutions specific to your security needs.

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