“With the recent invasion of Ukraine, experts warn to prepare for an even sharper increase in cyberattacks in 2022!”

Glenn Baruck, The eDot Family of Companies

Experts predicted that ransomware attacks would be on the rise in 2022. Now, with the recent Russian invasion of Ukraine, Homeland Security has issued a warning to businesses and organizations that cyberattacks, including ransomware, could see an even more significant increase in the coming months. With this in mind, experts advise fighting back by implementing a wide range of security best practices for beating these cybercriminals when it comes to ransomware attacks.

If you’d like to better protect your organization against these escalating attacks, check out this recent article by Charles Denyer for securitymagazine.com. The easy-to-understand piece provides 14 ways your organization can better prepare itself and win the war against ransomware.

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“While we do not advocate a counter-attack approach, it’s hard not to root for the victim when the hackers receive a taste of their own medicine!”

Glenn Baruck, The eDot Family of Companies

Ransomware attacks continue to be a severe problem for companies as hackers seek to make money from their victims. Sometimes, the victims fight back and give the hackers a dose of their own medicine! This quick read by Michael Novinson for crn.com covers the recent ransom attack on Nvidia and the unexpected response from the company.

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“When looking into the cybersecurity crystal ball, it’s better to look into one that contains predictions from the experts.”

Glenn Baruck, eDot

In 2021, a record number of ransomware attacks against businesses and organizations of all types and sizes impacted our world. Publicly, we felt the sting of these attacks in gasoline shortages, interruptions in our meat supply, and disruptions of hospital services. Ransomware also caused billions of dollars in additional expense to private businesses and in many cases forced companies, large and small, to cease operations when they either could not afford to pay or lost data and access to their systems.

2022 is projected to be just as challenging, if not more. This article by Maria Henriquez for securitymagazine.com provides excellent insight from cybersecurity experts into what they predict will be the top cybersecurity trends for 2022. These predictions can be helpful as you create and implement your strategy for this year and beyond.

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