Kaseya

DECEMBER 7, 2021

Malware and viruses: Cybercriminals use viruses and malware to take over and disrupt computer systems and networks to render them inoperable. Furthermore, you can reduce downtime with instant recovery, ransomware detection and automated disaster recovery testing by leveraging the Kaseya Unified Backup integration in VSA.

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Datavail

OCTOBER 3, 2022

This ransomware attack, called FARGO, also known as Mallox and TargetCompany, starts off by using brute force and dictionary attacks to gain access to the system. From there, it loads malware that leads to the data being encrypted by the attacker and held for ransom. Implement Security Best Practices.

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Kaseya

NOVEMBER 9, 2020

While three-fourths of IT Practitioners worldwide regularly scan their servers and workstations for operating system patches, only 58 percent apply critical operating system patches within 30 days of release. Backup and Disaster Recovery. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). Conclusion.

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Modus Create

MAY 25, 2022

Implementing strong authentication measures, such as two-factor authentication. It can also lead to the spread of malware and other malicious software and reduce your organization’s ability to detect and respond to a cyber attack. . Installing and maintaining anti-virus and anti-malware software. Poor Cyber Hygiene.

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Kaseya

NOVEMBER 3, 2020

The Weapon: Two-Factor Authentication. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), a form of multi-factor authentication, uses a second layer of authentication to access your systems by requiring users to provide a password (something they know) and a mobile app or token (something they have). The Threat: Malware.

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Kaseya

DECEMBER 27, 2023

They can then use this advantage to conduct corporate espionage, steal confidential information or launch devastating cyberattacks, like malware, ransomware, phishing, advanced persistent threats (APTs) and more. Moreover, forensics capabilities can be used to analyze the malware sample and its behavior.

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