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3 Steps to Stopping Ransomware
Illumio makes it easy to implement a simple security strategy to isolate ransomware and build stronger digital defenses.
Most ransomware follows the same attack pattern and can be stopped with a simple security strategy. View this infographic to learn key tactics used in attacks and what steps effectively stop the spread of ransomware.
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Since 2016 more than 4,000 ransomware attacks have occurred every day, and the biggest ransomware attack caused $300 million in total damages. Traditional security is not stopping this growing threat. You need a new approach.
Most ransomware follows an attack pattern that was built to bypass traditional security. To do so, they use three key tactics.
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