Is a Ransomware Attack in your Future? How to Prevent an Attack
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Claims that backups alone fail and that data must be protected from copying, erasing and encrypting; demonstrates DualAuth’s FilingBox storage layer that leaves files untouched while identical files on a local disk become encrypted during a ransomware demo. Shows unknown executables get read-only protection and approved apps require OTP multi-factor admin enablement. Cites detection times (228 days to detect, 80 to contain), ransomware trends (thousands daily, Colonial ransom ~$90M) and industry breach costs to justify deployment.
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