The Drop in Ransomware Attacks in 2024 and What It Means

Ransomware attacks decreased by 22% in Q1 2024 after a 55.5% surge in 2023. Key factors for this drop include enhanced law enforcement actions against major groups like LockBit and ALPHV, leading to significant arrests and infrastructure takedowns. Additionally, a historic low in ransom payments and emerging new groups suggest changes in the landscape of cybercrime, with new entrants struggling to fill the void left by established ransomware operations.

The Drop in Ransomware Attacks in 2024 and What it Means

Protecting the Weakest Link: How Human Errors Can Put a Company in Risk

95% of cybersecurity breaches stem from human errors. Companies must prioritize cybersecurity training, implement Zero Trust strategies, and have an incident response plan to mitigate risks. Employees are the weakest link; common mistakes include weak passwords and falling for phishing scams. Advanced technological aids and behavioral insights can improve security by anticipating human errors. A comprehensive approach integrating training and technology is essential for effective protection.

Protecting the weakest link: how human errors can put a company in risk

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