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Bleeping Computer
A suspected ransomware affiliate is posing as a ransomware recovery service called "Ransom Busters," contacting the victims before the attacks become public and claiming to be able to provide decryption keys and delete stolen data for a fee. [...]
Bleeping Computer
An operational security failure allowed researchers to recover data that the INC ransomware gang stole from a dozen U.S. organizations. [...]
Bleeping Computer
Cybersecurity firm Profero cracked the encryption of the DarkBit ransomware gang's encryptors, allowing them to recover a victim's files for free without paying a ransom. [...]
Dark Reading
The threat group is disrupting healthcare organizations. Victims can help themselves, though, even after compromise, by being careful in the decryption process.
Dark Reading
IT practitioners are developing ransomware response plans, but many of them are not confident in their data resiliency tools.
The Register
Dell shows off full stack of cyber recovery SaaS, partners with Snowflake for data analytics LAS VEGAS – Dell is giving enterprises new ways to protect the data they store in public clouds.…
Dark Reading
Higher probabilities of attack, soaring ransoms, and less chance of getting data back—the ransomware plague gets worse, and cyber insurance fails to be a panacea.
The Register
Webinar When it comes to recovering after a catastrophic event such as a ransomware attack or data center failure, time is necessarily of the essence. This can be extremely challenging if your recovery playbook consists of a single, entirely logical, but time-consuming and rigid recovery strategy. Having a better grasp of what you need to protect, and deeper insight into the damage caused by any given incident could mean much more targeted - and much swifter - recoveries. If you'd like to find out how to dramatically cut your recovery time, you should join our upcoming webinar, "Driving Velocity and Intelligence to your Data Recovery" on December 15 at 11:00 GMT. Our own, blast-radius-aware Tim Phillips will be joined by Pierre-François Guglielmi, alliances field CTO at Rubrik, who will be discussing new approaches to data recovery, and the trade-offs involved. They'll be talking about the different scenarios for data recovery and how to plan and tool up accordingly. You'll hear how you can discover the blast radius of a given disaster and work out precisely what data is affected. They'll show you how you can use this as a starting point for optimizing and orchestrating recovery.
The Register
Webinar When it comes to recovering after a catastrophic event such as a ransomware attack or data center failure, time is necessarily of the essence. This can be extremely challenging if your recovery playbook consists of a single, entirely logical, but time-consuming and rigid recovery strategy. Having a better grasp of what you need to protect, and deeper insight into the damage caused by any given incident could mean much more targeted - and much swifter - recoveries. If you'd like to find out how to dramatically cut your recovery time, you should join our upcoming webinar, "Driving Velocity and Intelligence to your Data Recovery" on December 15 at 11:00 GMT. Our own, blast-radius-aware Tim Phillips will be joined by Pierre-François Guglielmi, alliances field CTO at Rubrik, who will be discussing new approaches to data recovery, and the trade-offs involved. They'll be talking about the different scenarios for data recovery and how to plan and tool up accordingly. You'll hear how you can discover the blast radius of a given disaster and work out precisely what data is affected. They'll show you how you can use this as a starting point for optimizing and orchestrating recovery.