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Our priority is the needs of our users, which are constantly changing. Just a decade ago, NAS systems were a rarity in private households, but today they are widespread - especially among IT-savvy users. However, the amount of data for each individual is growing more and more. The public is now more aware that sensitive data should not be carelessly outsourced to the cloud, and that hard drives can fail. Data loss is not only annoying, but also costly. Similarly, public cloud services often prove to be expensive in the long run and do not provide the data protection hoped
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A Ransomware helyreállítási legjobb gyakorlatok 7 kulcspontjának elsajátítása
The ransomware recovery plan In recent years, ransomware attacks have become widespread and developed into a business model, with severe impacts in various industries, causing significant data and asset loss for organizations. The 2022 SonicWall Cyber Threat Report revealed a shocking statistic: a total of 6.233 billion ransomware attacks were reported worldwide in 2022, an average of 19 attacks per second. This underlines the urgent need for organizations to strengthen their defenses. Therefore, it is vital for IT administrators to have a comprehensive ransomware recovery plan as it can minimize the effects of an attack and restore business operations in
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Mi a zsarolóvírus? Támadások megértése és védelmi stratégiák a szervezetek számára.
What is ransomware? Ransomware is malicious software whose primary goal is to infect the victim's computer or system, encrypt files, or lock down the entire system. The attackers then demand a ransom from the victim in exchange for providing the decryption key or unlocking tool. Typical methods of ransomware attacks include malicious email attachments, malicious web pages, or exploiting system vulnerabilities to gain access to a victim's computer system. After successful infection, it starts encrypting your files, making them inaccessible and displaying a ransom demand. Such demands are usually bound by a deadline, if the ransom is not paid