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In a ransomware attack, a hacker will gain access to your network then lockdown important or sensitive company data. They will then demand payment to unlock that data. Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are particularly prone to ransomware attacks and it was estimated that around 70% of all ransom attacks through 2018 were in this sector.
By far the most common (and consequently most dangerous) type of cyberattack is through phishing. Phishing accounts for around 90% of all security breaches and is estimated to cost firms in the region of $12 billion annually. In a phishing attack, the hacker assumes the identity of a trusted individual or company to encourage the user to part with account credentials, download a malicious file, visit a false weblink or allow access to sensitive data. Phishing is particularly difficult to combat as it relies more on the social element of the web and exploits human nature rather than targeting specific weaknesses in technology.
It seems almost implausible that, in 2020, weak or shared passwords should still be causing an issue when it comes to online security. Nonetheless, employees often use easily-guessed passwords – sometimes shared across multiple accounts – making it very easy for hackers to gain access. As a rule, you should insist your staff uses long, unique, alphanumeric passwords when they access your company’s network.
but many business owners are confused by the term and left working out what malware is compared to other security concerns. Malware is the second most common form of attack and typically involves hackers using trojans or viruses to infiltrate and infect a company’s network. Once inside, the criminal can access sensitive company information or destroy or steal important files. Malware is often spread through downloads, spam or over connections to other infected devices.
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