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In this submission, Skytap Technical Product Evangelist Matthew Romero offers four key backup and recovery questions that IT teams must ask during deployment. There are a number of ways a robust DR/backup system can mitigate the harm of a ransomware attack. Setting up backups for a core business application is a complicated task.
Top among them is theft, which can occur at all stages of the retail supply chain, from the point of manufacture to the point of sale. Look for a solution that offers not only data backup but also fast recovery at scale. Retail shrink, or shrinkage, describes inventory loss that stems from various internal and external factors.
But, a number of industries have been hit this year including agriculture , manufacturing , entertainment , insurance , and more. Nuspire’s report also highlighted: Malware was up nearly 42% driven by advanced trojan activity and that A number of ransomware attacks are initially deployed via phishing attachments.
Attackers can now use AI to generate complex, targeted phishing, deepfakes, and adaptive malware. Unfortunately, few within the operational spacefrom manufacturing to automotivemake this connection, often viewing themselves as separate from data security concerns.
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As a direct result of that blockage, oil couldn’t reach its destination, manufacturers couldn’t get crucial parts, and so on. But because of today’s interconnected nature – all this reliance on hardware manufacturers, Cloud service providers , and so on – this simple, common issue can have a massive knock-on effect.
However, some of these technically sophisticated criminals are designing systems that allow other people to also distribute malware. For example, a manufacturing plant might lose millions of dollars of products if the manufacturing process loses electricity for a few hours. Some company processes are more vital than others.
Today, organizations are having a one-to-one mapping between source clouds and data backup, and disaster recovery sites lead to multiple standard operating procedures and multiple points of data thefts along with inconsistent recovery SLAs.”
Novice attackers even use ChatGPT to write malware. Watch supply-chain attackers hit software providers in a broader range of market segments besides manufacturing and government. Take phishing and ransomware attacks: As Dark Reading explains , beginning attackers don’t need to know much to get started in cyber warfare.
Similarities in standards from different countries are helping global manufacturers comply. Virtually no security manufacturers are exempt from the perils of cybercrime. Physical security device manufacturers must ensure that their products have a secure default baseline with additional hardening measures able to be configured.
Bad actors are using AI to automate sophisticated phishing campaigns, identify vulnerabilities faster, and evade detection with AI-designed malware. Bolster your Backups: Despite common beliefs, 93 percent of attacks target backups , with 68% successfully destroying critical data. If you dont like the answers (e.g.,
Bad actors are using AI to automate sophisticated phishing campaigns, identify vulnerabilities faster, and evade detection with AI-designed malware. Bolster your Backups: Despite common beliefs, 93 percent of attacks target backups , with 68% successfully destroying critical data. If you dont like the answers (e.g.,
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