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5 Ways to Prepare for a Ransomware or Extortionware Attack

With cyberattacks on the rise – growing 300 percent since January 2020 – experts forecast nearly $6 trillion in associated losses across industries in 2021.

With so much at stake and every organization at risk, Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) must prepare for the worst, so they can pave the way for the best outcomes.

Report Snap Shot

Five steps that organizations can take to prepare for and minimize the impact of cyberattacks:

  • Understand how the world shaped cybercrime
  • Create a response plan in advance
  • Consider the user experience
  • Urge people to engage with security
  • Build a strong business case

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