How to reduce cyber risk in the age of ransomware
Learn how to manage your cyber risks and costs with robust security controls and machine learning
As ransomware attacks can be costly, organizations must be equipped with both traditional and innovative tools in order to avoid huge expenses following an incident
As cyber security threats have broadened in recent years, businesses have struggled to manage cyber risk and associated costs. Recovering from a ransomware attack in particular is often a costly endeavor, with victims scrambling to minimize downtime, revenue loss and reputational damage.
IBM and the Ponemon Institute said in their 2021 data report that the average cost of a ransomware breach is more than a data breach, at $4.62mn compared with $4.24mn.
This, coupled with the fact that the frequency of ransomware attacks is increasing from both established threat actors and new cyber criminals, means organizations must have the correct tools and systems in place to avoid a costly incident.
There are important best practices that organizations can use to reduce cyber risk and be prepared to avoid the expensive costs of responding to ransomware incidents.
Join this webinar to learn:
- Why traditional edge security technologies are necessary, but not sufficient
- How a robust set of security controls can reduce the save time and cost of a cyberattack
- Best practices for addressing ransomware threats – including immutable backups, machine learning-based anomaly detection and automated recovery – in the data centre or cloud
Speaker
Vir Choksi
Senior product marketing manager
Rubrik
Vir Choksi is senior product marketing manager - data security at Rubrik with a background in software as a service (SaaS) and healthcare. He enjoys history, reading, hiking and activism.
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