Ransomware Trends in Q3

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When it comes to ransomware, it seems that a new method or threat group is always on the horizon. As the pay-or-get breached method continues to gain popularity among ransomware operators, new groups and extortion sites have consistently established a foothold in the ransomware landscape.

In this session, Digital Shadows will analyze and expand on reported ransomware attacks and delve into how security teams can strengthen their operations.

View the slides here: https://resources.digitalshadows.com/slides/ransomware-trends-in-q3-webinar-slides

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