Ransomware continues to be the No. 1 source of cyberattacks. To defend against it, organizations must become resilient.
Ransomware Resilience | TÜV Rheinland (https://www.tuv.com/landingpage/en/cy...)

00:11 – Intro
06:07 – What is a ransomware attack?
11:20 – Why are attacks on OT systems growing?
18:23 – How to plan for a ransomware attack?
27:55 – Should I pay?

Strengthening ransomware resilience - Ransomware has become a huge business for criminals, who are constantly expanding their attack methods and lowering the barriers of entry with leasing models such as Cybercrime-as-a-Service. It is also clear that companies and organizations should develop the ability to react quickly to an attack and to successfully avoid ransomware payments.

In addition to increased security awareness among the company's own employees, who are often used as human attack vectors for phishing and social engineering, an integrated security architecture geared toward ransomware resilience, security monitoring, established incident response processes, and regular testing of the company's own security infrastructure and processes are crucial.

It is equally important to conduct a continuous risk assessment to identify the attack vectors.

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