Ransomware: Zero Trust and the Threat Inside

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According to Verizon’s 2020 Data Breach Investigative Report, ransomware now represents 27% of all malware attacks. Over 30% of ransomware starts from within. That means that network defenders must consider the possibility that malicious employees could be the origin of an attack.

Cyber criminals are stepping up their game by exploiting fear and uncertainty during the pandemic by launching a steadily increasing amount of cyberattacks. Remote work may also be increasing the risk of successful ransomware attacks due to weaker controls at home and a higher likelihood of users clicking on COVID-19 themed ransomware lure emails.

This webinar will explore the role of zero trust in the detection, remediation, and prevention of ransomware.

Speaker and Presenter Information

Mike Hommer
Solution Architect,
NetApp

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