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Ransomware can cause serious damage to any workstation. Stop malicious actors from getting into your computer. Learn about 5 signs an attack may be imminent.

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Domain security cannot be an afterthought, and there needs to be a conscious effort to make this an intentional and critical part of every company’s overall cyber security posture, especially as criminals evolve their attack methods. https://www.msspalert.com//worlds-largest-public-companie/

Work from Home Cybersecurity Tip #6: Double down efforts on security patching and updates to remote access management solutions. The more security implemented, the better.

NetWalker Ransomware Attacks Illinois Public Health District. NetWalker is a ransomware that compromises networks and encrypts all Windows devices connected to them. https://www.news-gazette.com//article_2dadedcd-aadb-5cb1-8

The college originally said that it didn’t believe any data had been compromised. But a June 5 statement from Chief of Staff Laurent Pernot conceded some college, employee and student data was accessed by the perpetrators, though the exact nature and extent of that is still being determined, Pernot told The Columbia Chronicle.

Ransomware attacks Honda Motor servers. Car & motorcycle manufacturer halts production in some manufacturing plants in Ohio, Turkey, India and Brazil. How would your business be affected if you were down due to ransomware?

Work from Home Cybersecurity Tip #5: Businesses should supply corporate devices that are managed and secured. Vulnerable devices and untrained users can present a drastically increased risk level to the entire business whether they are working in the office, or at home.