#Data Backup & Ransomware Protection | Explore Tumblr posts and blogs

mostlysignssomeportents · 4 months ago

Text

Apple's encryption capitulation

I'm on a 20+ city book tour for my new novel PICKS AND SHOVELS. Catch me in NYC on TOMORROW (26 Feb) with JOHN HODGMAN and at PENN STATE THURSDAY (Feb 27). More tour dates here. Mail-order signed copies from LA's Diesel Books.

The UK government has just ordered Apple to secretly compromise its security for every iOS user in the world. Instead, Apple announced it will disable a vital security feature for every UK user. This is a terrible outcome, but it just might be the best one, given the circumstances:

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgj54eq4vejo

So let's talk about those circumstances. In 2016, Theresa May's Conservative government passed a law called the "Investigative Powers Act," better known as the "Snooper's Charter":

https://www.snooperscharter.co.uk/

This was a hugely controversial law for many reasons, but most prominent was that it allowed British spy agencies to order tech companies to secretly modify their software to facilitate surveillance. This is alarming in several ways. First, it's hard enough to implement an encryption system without making subtle errors that adversaries can exploit.

Tiny mistakes in encryption systems are leveraged by criminals, foreign spies, griefers, and other bad actors to steal money, lock up our businesses and governments with ransomware, take our data, our intimate images, our health records and worse. The world is already awash in cyberweapons that terrible governments and corporations use to target their adversaries, such as the NSO Group malware that the Saudis used to hack Whatsapp, which let them lure Jamal Khashoggi to his death. The stakes couldn't be higher:

https://pluralistic.net/2025/02/04/citizen-lab/#nso-group

Encryption protects everything from the software updates for pacemakers and anti-lock braking to population-scale financial transactions and patient records. Deliberately introducing bugs into these systems to allow spies and cops to "break" encryption when they need to is impossible, which doesn't stop governments from demanding it. Notoriously, when former Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull was told that the laws of mathematics decreed that there is no way to make encryption that only stops bad guys but lets in good guys, he replied "The laws of mathematics are very commendable but the only law that applies in Australia is the law of Australia":

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2017/07/australian-pm-calls-end-end-encryption-ban-says-laws-mathematics-dont-apply-down

The risks don't stop with bad actors leveraging new bugs introduced when the "lawful interception" back-doors are inserted. The keys that open these back-doors inevitably circulate widely within spy and police agencies, and eventually – inevitably – they leak. This is called the "keys under doormats" problem: if the police order tech companies to hide the keys to access billions of peoples' data under their doormats, eventually, bad guys will find them there:

https://academic.oup.com/cybersecurity/article/1/1/69/2367066

Again, this isn't a theoretical risk. In 1994, Bill Clinton signed a US law called CALEA that required FBI back-doors for data switches. Most network switches in use today have CALEA back-doors and they have been widely exploited by various bad guys. Most recently, the Chinese military used CALEA backdoors to hack Verizon, AT&T and Lumen:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/10/07/foreseeable-outcomes/#calea

This is the backdrop against which the Snooper's Charter was passed. Parliament stuck its fingers in its ears, covered its eyes, and voted for the damned thing, swearing that it would never result in any of the eminently foreseeable harms they'd been warned of.

Which brings us to today. Two weeks ago, the Washington Post's Joseph Menn broke the story that Apple had received a secret order from the British government, demanding that they install a back-door in the encryption system that protects cloud backups of iOS devices:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2025/02/07/apple-encryption-backdoor-uk/

Virtually every iOS device in the world regularly backs itself up to Apple's cloud backup service. This is very useful: if your phone or tablet is lost, stolen or damaged, you can recover your backup to a new device in a matter of minutes and get on with your day. It's also very lucrative for Apple, which charges every iOS user a few dollars every month for backup services. The dollar amount here is small, but that sum is multiplied by the very large number of Apple devices, and it rolls in every single month.

Since 2022, Apple has offered its users a feature called "Advanced Data Protection" that employs "end-to-end" encryption (E2EE) for these backups. End-to-end encryption keeps data encrypted between the sender and the receiver, so that the service provider can't see what they're saying to each other. In the case of iCloud backups, this means that while an Apple customer can decrypt their backup data when they access it in the cloud, Apple itself cannot. All Apple can see is that there is an impenetrable blob of user data on one of its servers.

2022 was very late for Apple to have added E2EE to its cloud backups. After all, in 2014, Apple customers suffered a massive iCloud breach when hackers broke into the iCloud backups of hundreds of celebrities, leaking nude photos and other private data, in a breach colloquially called "Celebgate" or "The Fappening":

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_celebrity_nude_photo_leak

Apple almost rolled out E2EE for iCloud in 2018, but scrapped the plans after Donald Trump's FBI leaned on them:

https://www.reuters.com/article/world/exclusive-apple-dropped-plan-for-encrypting-backups-after-fbi-complained-sour-idUSKBN1ZK1CO/

Better late than never. For three years, Apple customers' backups have been encrypted, at rest, on Apple's servers, their contents fully opaque to everyone except the devices' owners. Enter His Majesty's Government, clutching the Snooper's Charter. As the eminent cryptographer Matthew Green writes, a secret order to compromise the cloud backups of British users is necessarily a secret order to compromise all users' encrypted backups:

https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2025/02/23/three-questions-about-apple-encryption-and-the-u-k/

There's no way to roll out a compromised system in the UK that differs from non-British backups without the legion of reverse-engineers and security analysts noticing that something new is happening in Britain and correctly inferring that Apple has been served with a secret "Technical Capability Notice" under the Snooper's Charter:

Even if you imagine that Apple is only being asked only to target users in the U.K., the company would either need to build this capability globally, or it would need to deploy a new version or “zone”1 for U.K. users that would work differently from the version for, say, U.S. users. From a technical perspective, this would be tantamount to admitting that the U.K.’s version is somehow operationally distinct from the U.S. version. That would invite reverse-engineers to ask very pointed questions and the secret would almost certainly be out.

For Apple, the only winning move was not to play. Rather than breaking the security for its iCloud backups worldwide, it simply promised to turn off all security for backups in the UK. If they go through with it, every British iOS user – doctors, lawyers, small and large business, and individuals – will be exposed to incalculable risk from spies and criminals, both organized and petty.

For Green, this is Apple making the best of an impossible conundrum. Apple does have a long and proud history of standing up to governmental demands to compromise its users. Most notably, the FBI ordered Apple to push an encryption-removing update to its phones in 2016, to help it gain access to a device recovered from the bodies of the San Bernardino shooters:

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2016/02/eff-support-apple-encryption-battle

But it's worth zooming out here for a moment and considering all the things that led up to Apple facing this demand. By design, Apple's iOS platform blocks users from installing software unless Apple approves it and lists it in the App Store. Apple uses legal protections (such as Section 1201 of the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act and Article 6 of the EUCD, which the UK adopted in 2003 through the Copyright and Related Rights Regulations) to make it a jailable offense to reverse-engineer and bypass these blocks. They also devote substantial technical effort to preventing third parties from reverse-engineering its software and hardware locks. Installing software forbidden by Apple on your own iPhone is thus both illegal and very, very hard.

This means that if Apple removes an app from its App Store, its customers can no longer get that app. When Apple launched this system, they were warned – by the same cohort of experts who warned the UK government about the risks of the Snooper's Charter – that it would turn into an attractive nuisance. If a corporation has the power to compromise billions of users' devices, governments will inevitably order that corporation to do so.

Which is exactly what happened. Apple has already removed all working privacy tools for its Chinese users, purging the Chinese App Store of secure VPN apps, compromising its Chinese cloud backups, and downgrading its Airdrop file-transfer software to help the Chinese state crack down on protesters:

https://pluralistic.net/2022/11/11/foreseeable-consequences/#airdropped

These are the absolutely foreseeable – and foreseen – outcomes of Apple arrogating total remote control over its customers' devices to itself. If we're going to fault Theresa May's Conservatives for refusing to heed the warnings of the risks introduced by the Snooper's Charter, we should be every bit as critical of Apple for chasing profits at the expense of billions of its customers in the face of warnings that its "curated computing" model would inevitably give rise to the Snooper's Charter and laws like it.

As Pavel Chekov famously wrote: "a phaser on the bridge in act one will always go off by act three." Apple set itself up with the power to override its customers' decisions about the devices it sells them, and then that power was abused in a hundred ways, large and small:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/09/22/vin-locking/#thought-differently

Of course, there are plenty of third-party apps in the App Store that allow you to make an end-to-end encrypted backup to non-Apple cloud servers, and Apple's onerous App Store payment policies mean that they get to cream off 30% of every dollar you spend with its rivals:

https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/1iv072y/endtoend_encrypted_alternative_to_icloud_drive/

It's entirely possible to find an end-to-end encrypted backup provider that has no presence in the UK and can tell the UK government to fuck off with its ridiculous back-door demands. For example, Signal has repeatedly promised to pull its personnel and assets out of the UK before it would compromise its encryption:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/03/05/theyre-still-trying-to-ban-cryptography/

But even if the company that provides your backup is impervious to pressure from HMG, Apple isn't. Apple has the absolute, unchallenged power to decide which apps are in its App Store. Apple has a long history of nuking privacy-preserving and privacy-enhancing apps from its App Store in response to complaints, even petty ones from rival companies like Meta:

https://www.theverge.com/2022/9/29/23378541/the-og-app-instagram-clone-pulled-from-app-store

If they're going to cave into Zuck's demand to facilitate spying on Instagram users, do we really think they'll resist Kier Starmer's demands to remove Signal – and any other app that stands up to the Snooper's Charter – from the App Store?

It goes without saying that the "bad guys" the UK government claims it wants to target will be able to communicate in secret no matter what Apple does here. They can just use an Android phone and sideload a secure messaging app, or register an iPhone in Ireland or any other country and bring it to the UK. The only people who will be harmed by the combination of the British government's reckless disregard for security, and Apple's designs that trade the security of its users for the security of its shareholders are millions of law-abiding Britons, whose most sensitive data will be up for grabs by anyone who hacks their accounts.

If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2025/02/25/sneak-and-peek/#pavel-chekov

Image: Mitch Barrie (modified) https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Daytona_Skeleton_AR-15_completed_rifle_%2817551907724%29.jpg

CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/deed.en

Kambanji https://www.flickr.com/photos/kambanji/4135216486/

CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/

Rawpixel https://www.rawpixel.com/image/12438797/png-white-background

#pluralistic #apple #encryption #crypto wars #crypto means cryptography #icloud #lawful access #uk #ukpoli #snoopers charter #matthew green #lawful interception #Investigatory Powers Act #sneak and peek orders #checkovs law #privacy

163 notes · View notes

xaltius · 4 months ago

Text

Essential Cybersecurity Measures for Organizational Network Protection

In today's interconnected world, a robust cybersecurity strategy is no longer a luxury, but a necessity for organizations of all sizes. A strong defense against ever-evolving cyber threats is paramount to protecting sensitive data, maintaining business continuity, and preserving reputation. This blog explores critical cybersecurity organizational network protection measures.

Understanding the Threat Landscape

Before diving into protective measures, it's crucial to understand the threats organizations face. These include:

Malware: Viruses, ransomware, and spyware designed to damage or steal data.

Phishing: Deceptive emails or messages tricking individuals into revealing sensitive information.

Denial-of-Service (DoS) Attacks: Overwhelming networks with traffic, disrupting services.

Insider Threats: Malicious or accidental actions by employees or other insiders.

Data Breaches: Unauthorized access and exfiltration of sensitive data.

Essential Cybersecurity Measures

A layered approach is key to effective network protection. Here are some crucial measures:

Firewall Implementation: Firewalls act as a barrier between your network and the outside world, controlling incoming and outgoing traffic based on predefined rules. Regularly updating firewall rules is critical.

Intrusion Detection/Prevention Systems (IDS/IPS): These systems monitor network traffic for suspicious activity, alerting administrators to potential threats and even automatically blocking malicious traffic.

Antivirus and Anti-malware Software: Deploying robust antivirus and anti-malware software on all endpoints (computers, servers, mobile devices) is essential to detect and remove malicious software. Regular updates are crucial.

Strong Password Policies and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Enforcing strong, unique passwords and implementing MFA adds an extra layer of security, making it significantly harder for attackers to gain access even if a password is compromised.

Regular Security Audits and Vulnerability Assessments: Regularly assessing your network for vulnerabilities and conducting security audits helps identify weaknesses before they can be exploited.

Employee Training and Awareness: Human error is a major factor in many security breaches. Regular cybersecurity awareness training for all employees is vital. This training should cover topics like phishing awareness, password security, and safe browsing practices.

Data Encryption: Encrypting sensitive data, both in transit and at rest, protects it even if a breach occurs.

Regular Backups and Disaster Recovery Planning: Regularly backing up critical data and having a disaster recovery plan in place ensures that you can recover from a cyberattack or other disaster.

Network Segmentation: Dividing your network into smaller, isolated segments limits the impact of a breach. If one segment is compromised, the others remain protected.

Incident Response Plan: Having a well-defined incident response plan in place allows you to react quickly and effectively to a security incident, minimizing damage and downtime.

Building a Cybersecurity Culture

Effective cybersecurity is not just about technology; it's also about people and processes. Building a strong cybersecurity culture within your organization is crucial. This involves:

Leadership Buy-in: Securing support from top management is essential for allocating resources and prioritizing cybersecurity.

Open Communication: Encouraging employees to report suspicious activity without fear of reprisal.

Continuous Improvement: Regularly reviewing and updating your cybersecurity policies and procedures to stay ahead of evolving threats.

Xaltius Academy's Cybersecurity Course: Your Partner in Network Protection

Navigating the complex world of cybersecurity can be challenging. Xaltius Academy's cybersecurity course provides comprehensive training and equips you with the knowledge and skills needed to protect your organization's network. Our expert instructors and hands-on labs will prepare you to effectively implement and manage these critical security measures. Invest in your cybersecurity future and safeguard your organization's valuable assets.

Conclusion

Protecting your organization's network requires a proactive and multi-faceted approach. By implementing these essential cybersecurity measures and fostering a strong security culture, you can significantly reduce your risk of falling victim to cyberattacks and safeguard your organization's future.

#cybersecurity #metaverse #tech

2 notes · View notes

classifieds-marketing-news · 5 months ago

Text

Understanding Ransomware: A Guide for Small Businesses

Ransomware is a malicious software that restricts access to your device or data until a ransom is paid. In this article, we explore how ransomware enters your system, how it works, and how to prevent attacks. A ransomware attack occurs when malware prevents access to your device or data until a ransom is paid. Attackers may threaten to publish data if the ransom is not paid. Ransomware can be locker ransomware, which locks access, or crypto ransomware, which encrypts files. Ransomware usually enters a device, assesses critical data, encrypts files, and demands a ransom. Paying the ransom doesn't guarantee recovery, so it's not recommended. Historical ransomware attacks include CryptoLocker, CryptoWall, Locky, WannaCry, NotPetya, and more. To prevent ransomware, you can have good network policies, secure servers, backup data offline and online, and encourage safe online behavior. Installing security software like antivirus, firewall, and email filtering can also help. Advanced strategies include ATP, email filtering, and security audits. In case of a ransomware infection, isolate the device, assess damage, check for a decryption key, and restore from backups. Seek professional help for recovery. Immediate actions post-infection include isolation, incident response activation, legal compliance, and stakeholder communication. Ransomware can get on your device through spam emails, phishing, pop-ups, pirated software, weak passwords, and more. Attackers prefer cryptocurrency payments for anonymity. Ransomware can spread through Wi-Fi, infecting all connected devices. Protect yourself from ransomware by following the prevention strategies mentioned above. Stay safe online and be cautious of suspicious emails, links, and downloads. And remember, it's crucial to have backups and a plan in case of a ransomware attack. #StartupBusiness #Businesses #Guide #howdoesransomwarework #Ransomware #ransomwareattack #Small #Understanding #whatisaransomware #whatisaransomwareattack #whatisransomware https://tinyurl.com/228z9vpf

#Businesses #Guide #how does ransomware work #Ransomware #ransomware attack #Small #Understanding #what is a ransomware #what is a ransomware attack #what is ransomware

1 note · View note

raidspecialist1 · 11 months ago

Text

Synology Data Recovery: A Comprehensive Guide

Synology is renowned for its NAS (Network Attached Storage) devices, which offer robust data storage solutions for both personal and business use. Despite their reliability and advanced features, data loss can still occur due to various reasons. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of Synology data recovery, covering the causes of data loss, the steps to recover lost data, and best practices to safeguard your data.

Understanding Synology NAS

Synology NAS devices are designed to provide a centralized and accessible storage solution with features such as RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) configurations, data protection, and easy-to-use interfaces. They support multiple users and applications, making them a versatile choice for data storage and management.

Common Causes of Data Loss

Data loss in Synology NAS devices can result from various scenarios, including:

1. Hardware Failures

Disk Failure: Hard drives can fail due to age, physical damage, or manufacturing defects.

Power Surges: Electrical surges can damage the Synology NAS’s internal components.

Overheating: Inadequate cooling can lead to overheating, causing hardware malfunctions.

2. Software Issues

Firmware Corruption: Problems during firmware updates or bugs can lead to data corruption.

File System Errors: Corrupt file systems can make data inaccessible.

3. Human Error

Accidental Deletion: Users can mistakenly delete important files or entire volumes.

Misconfiguration: Incorrect setup or configuration changes can lead to data loss.

4. Malicious Attacks

Ransomware: Malware can encrypt data, making it inaccessible until a ransom is paid.

Viruses: Malicious software can corrupt or delete data.

Steps for Synology Data Recovery

When faced with data loss on a Synology NAS device, it’s crucial to follow a structured approach to maximize recovery chances. Here are the steps to follow:

1. Stop Using the Device

Immediately stop using the Synology NAS to prevent further data overwriting. Continuing to use the device can reduce the likelihood of successful data recovery.

2. Diagnose the Problem

Identify the cause of the data loss. Understanding whether the issue is due to hardware failure, software problems, human error, or a malicious attack will help determine the best recovery method.

3. Check Backups

Before attempting data recovery, check if there are any recent backups. Regular backups can save time and effort in the recovery process. If backups are available, restore the lost data from them.

4. Use Data Recovery Software

For minor data loss issues, data recovery software can be an effective solution. Several reliable tools support Synology NAS devices:

R-Studio: A powerful tool for recovering data from various storage devices, including Synology NAS.

EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard: User-friendly software that can recover files lost due to deletion, formatting, or system crashes.

Stellar Data Recovery: Known for its robust recovery capabilities, supporting Synology NAS and RAID configurations.

5. Consult Professional Data Recovery Services

For severe data loss scenarios, such as hardware failures or extensive corruption, it is advisable to seek help from professional data recovery services. These experts have the tools and knowledge to recover data from damaged Synology NAS devices. Some reputable data recovery companies include:

DriveSavers Data Recovery: Offers specialized services for Synology and other RAID systems, with a high success rate.

Ontrack Data Recovery: Known for its expertise in NAS and RAID recovery, Ontrack provides comprehensive solutions for Synology devices.

Gillware Data Recovery: Provides professional data recovery services, specializing in complex RAID and NAS systems.

6. Prevent Future Data Loss

After successfully recovering your data, implement measures to prevent future data loss:

Regular Backups: Schedule frequent backups to ensure you have up-to-date copies of your data.

Firmware Updates: Keep your Synology firmware updated to protect against bugs and vulnerabilities.

Surge Protectors: Use surge protectors to safeguard against electrical surges.

Proper Ventilation: Ensure adequate ventilation and cooling to prevent overheating.

Conclusion

Data loss on Synology NAS devices, though distressing, can often be remedied with the right approach. By understanding the common causes of data loss and following a systematic recovery process, you can effectively retrieve lost data. Utilize reliable data recovery software or consult professional services for severe cases. Additionally, implementing preventive measures will help safeguard your data against future loss, ensuring that your Synology NAS device continues to serve as a reliable data storage solution.

2 notes · View notes

digitalworldvision · 9 months ago

Text

Cyber Security Threat For Local Businesses

In this article learn the cyber security risks for Australian small businesses and how to protect your business future.

Australian local businesses face an ever-growing threat from cybercriminals. While many small business owners believe they're too insignificant to attract hackers, the reality is quite different. Cybercriminals often target smaller enterprises precisely because they tend to have weaker security measures in place. This blog post will explore the cyber dangers that small businesses in Australia may face and offer some practical advice on how to protect your livelihood.

The Growing Menace of Cyber Attacks

Why Small Businesses Are Targets

You might think your local shop or service isn't worth a hacker's time, but you'd be wrong. Cybercriminals often view small businesses as low-hanging fruit. Here's why:

1. Limited resources for cybersecurity

2. Less sophisticated defence systems

3. Valuable customer data

4. Potential gateway to larger partner companies

Common Cyber Threats to Watch Out For

Ransomware Blackcat Ransomware Gang.

Ransomware attacks have skyrocketed in recent years. These nasty pieces of software encrypt your data and demand payment for its release. For a small business, this can be devastating. Imagine losing access to your customer database or financial records overnight!

Phishing Scams

Phishing remains one of the most common ways cybercriminals gain access to your systems. They send seemingly legitimate emails that trick you or your staff into revealing sensitive information or downloading malware.

Data Breaches

Small businesses often store valuable customer data, making them prime targets for data breaches. A breach can result in hefty fines under Australian privacy laws and irreparable damage to your reputation.

Protecting Your Business from Cyber Threats

Essential Security Measures

1. **Use strong, unique passwords**: Implement a password policy that requires complex passwords and regular changes.

2. **Keep software updated**: Regularly update your operating systems, applications, and security software to patch vulnerabilities.

3. **Educate your staff**: Your employees are your first line of defence. Train them to recognise and report suspicious emails or activities.

Invest in Cybersecurity

While it might seem costly, investing in cybersecurity is far cheaper than dealing with the aftermath of an attack. Consider these steps:

1. **Install and maintain firewalls**: These act as a barrier between your internal network and external threats.

2. **Use encryption**: Encrypt sensitive data, especially if you store customer information.

3. **Implement multi-factor authentication**: This adds an extra layer of security beyond just passwords.

Create a Cybersecurity Plan

Don't wait for an attack to happen before you start thinking about cybersecurity. Develop a plan that includes:

1. Regular risk assessments

2. Incident response procedures

3. Data backup and recovery strategies

The Cost of Ignoring Cybersecurity

Failing to address cybersecurity can have dire consequences for your business:

1. Financial losses from theft or ransom payments

2. Damage to your reputation and loss of customer trust

3. Legal consequences for failing to protect customer data

4. Potential business closure due to inability to recover from an attack

Don't become another statistic in the growing list of small businesses crippled by cyber attacks. Take action today to protect your business, your customers, and your future.

Remember, in the digital age, cybersecurity isn't just an IT issue—it's a critical business concern that demands your attention and investment.

Kelly Hector creator of YouTube channel focused on cyber security risks and local marketing

#cyber security awareness #local business #digital marketing #cyberattack #cybersecurity #digitalworldvision.online

1 note · View note

serverp · 1 year ago

Text

Top Tips to Build a Secure Website Backup Plans

Why Website Backup Is Crucial

Website backup is a critical aspect of website management, offering protection against various threats and ensuring smooth operations. Here's an in-depth look at why website backup is essential:

1. Protection Against Data Loss: During website development, frequent changes are made, including code modifications and content updates. Without proper backup, accidental deletions or code errors can lead to irrecoverable data loss.

2. Safeguarding Against Cyber Attacks: Malicious cyber attacks, including ransomware, pose a significant threat to websites. Regular backups provide a safety net, allowing businesses to restore their websites to a pre-attack state quickly.

3. Mitigating Risks of Hardware and Software Failures: Hardware failures or software glitches can occur unexpectedly, potentially resulting in data corruption or loss. Website backup ensures that data can be restored swiftly in such scenarios.

4. Facilitating Smoother Updates and Overhauls: Website updates and overhauls are inevitable for staying current and meeting evolving requirements. Having backups in place streamlines these processes by providing a fallback option in case of unforeseen issues.

Understanding Website Backup

What is Website Backup? Website backup involves creating duplicate copies of website data, including media, code, themes, and other elements, and storing them securely to prevent loss or damage.

Components of Website Backup:

Website Files: Includes all website data such as code files, media, plugins, and themes.

Databases: Backup of databases like MySQL or PostgreSQL, if utilized.

Email Sending: Backup of email forwarders and filters associated with the website.

Tips for Secure Website Backup Planning

1. Choose the Right Backup Frequency: Frequency depends on website traffic, update frequency, and content sensitivity.

2. Opt for Third-Party Backup Solutions: Consider factors like storage capacity, automation, security features, and user-friendliness.

3. Utilize Backup Plugins for WordPress: Plugins like UpdraftPlus, VaultPress, and others offer secure and automated backup solutions.

4. Maintain Offsite Backups: Store backups in remote data centers or cloud services for added security.

5. Test Your Backups: Regular testing ensures backup integrity and readiness for restoration.

6. Supplement Hosting Backup Services: While hosting providers offer backups, explore additional backup solutions for enhanced security and control.

7. Consider Manual Backups: Manual backups provide flexibility and control, especially for specific needs or scenarios.

8. Encrypt Backup Data: Encrypting backup files adds an extra layer of security, preventing unauthorized access.

9. Monitor Backup Processes: Regular monitoring helps identify issues promptly and ensures backup availability.

10. Implement Disaster Recovery Plans: Prepare for unforeseen events with comprehensive disaster recovery strategies.

Secure Website Backup Service with Servepoet

For comprehensive website backup solutions, consider CodeGuard Backup service, offering automated daily backups, robust encryption, and user-friendly management features.

Conclusion

Building a secure website backup plan is vital for protecting against data loss, cyber threats, and operational disruptions. By following best practices and leveraging reliable backup solutions, businesses can safeguard their websites and ensure continuity of operations.

#buy domain and hosting #best domain hosting service #domain hosting services #marketing #cloud vps providers #web hosting and server #shared web hosting

2 notes · View notes

totalsecuretechnology · 7 minutes ago

Text

Empowering Businesses with Reliable Tech Solutions

In the fast-paced digital age, businesses in Davis, California are increasingly relying on technology to stay ahead of the competition. Whether it's data management, cybersecurity, cloud solutions, or technical support, having a trusted IT partner is more important than ever. That’s where Davis IT Services come into play. These services provide tailored tech solutions to meet the unique needs of local businesses, ensuring operational efficiency, data security, and long-term growth.

What Are IT Services?

IT (Information Technology) services refer to the application of technical and business expertise to enable organizations to create, manage, and optimize information and business processes. In Davis, IT services range from basic computer support to complex network management and cloud computing.

Some of the most common IT services offered include:

Managed IT Services

Cybersecurity Solutions

Cloud Computing

Data Backup & Recovery

Helpdesk & Technical Support

IT Consulting

Software and Hardware Installation

Network Design & Maintenance

Why Are Davis IT Services Important?

The city of Davis is known for its vibrant academic community, small businesses, startups, and tech-savvy population. Whether you're a small retail shop, a nonprofit, or a growing enterprise, IT services can significantly impact your daily operations. Here's why investing in professional IT support matters:

1. Boosts Business Efficiency

A streamlined IT infrastructure allows businesses to work faster and smarter. From automated processes to optimized workflows, Davis IT service providers ensure that technology enhances productivity rather than hindering it.

2. Reduces Downtime

Technical glitches, server crashes, or software failures can be devastating to a business. With proactive monitoring and rapid-response support, local IT companies minimize downtime and keep your operations running smoothly.

3. Improves Data Security

Cybersecurity threats are constantly evolving. Local IT firms in Davis help businesses defend against ransomware, phishing attacks, data breaches, and more by deploying the latest in antivirus, firewalls, and threat detection tools.

4. Ensures Regulatory Compliance

Businesses in healthcare, finance, and other regulated industries must follow strict data protection rules. Davis IT services assist in ensuring compliance with regulations like HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and GDPR.

5. Supports Remote Work

Post-pandemic, remote work has become standard for many. IT service providers in Davis enable secure remote access, cloud storage, and communication tools that empower a hybrid workforce.

Key IT Services Offered in Davis

Let’s break down the top Davis IT services that businesses are leveraging today:

1. Managed IT Services

With managed services, you can outsource your entire IT department or specific functions. This includes continuous monitoring, maintenance, software updates, and troubleshooting — all handled by a dedicated team.

2. Cybersecurity Solutions

From endpoint protection to intrusion detection systems (IDS), Davis IT firms offer comprehensive cybersecurity frameworks. Regular security audits and employee training also help mitigate risk.

3. Cloud Services

Cloud computing allows businesses to access data and applications from anywhere, reducing the need for physical infrastructure. Davis IT service providers assist with cloud migration, setup, and management using platforms like Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and AWS.

4. IT Consulting

Need guidance on scaling your infrastructure or adopting new technologies? IT consultants in Davis provide strategic insights and technology roadmaps aligned with your business goals.

5. Backup & Disaster Recovery

Protecting your data is crucial. IT professionals in Davis offer automated backups and disaster recovery plans to ensure data integrity in the face of emergencies or system failures.

6. Network Setup & Maintenance

Whether you're establishing a new office or upgrading an old system, expert network design and maintenance ensure strong connectivity, speed, and security.

7. Helpdesk and Technical Support

Round-the-clock technical support is vital for reducing tech-related disruptions. Davis-based IT companies offer fast, friendly, and reliable helpdesk services for software, hardware, and connectivity issues.

Who Needs Davis IT Services?

Almost every industry can benefit from professional IT support. Common sectors in Davis using IT services include:

Education & Research – With UC Davis at its core, the city has a high demand for educational IT solutions.

Healthcare – Clinics and practices need secure systems to protect patient data and meet HIPAA standards.

Retail – POS systems, inventory management, and e-commerce integrations require continuous IT support.

Real Estate – Agents and brokers rely on cloud-based tools, secure databases, and fast communication systems.

Legal & Financial Firms – These industries depend on secure networks and compliance-driven IT environments.

Choosing the Right Davis IT Service Provider

Selecting the right IT partner is a critical business decision. Here are a few tips to guide your choice:

Experience – Look for a provider with a solid track record and industry-specific experience.

Range of Services – Ensure they offer the services your business currently needs and might require in the future.

Scalability – As your business grows, your IT needs will evolve. Choose a firm that can scale with you.

Support & Availability – 24/7 support and local presence can make a big difference during an IT emergency.

Custom Solutions – Avoid one-size-fits-all approaches. The best IT firms in Davis provide tailored plans.

Client Reviews – Read reviews and testimonials to get insights into customer satisfaction and service quality.

Benefits of Hiring a Local Davis IT Company

Why go local? While national chains may seem appealing, Davis-based IT providers offer distinct advantages:

Faster Response Times – Being local means quicker onsite visits and faster troubleshooting.

Better Communication – Face-to-face meetings help build trust and ensure clarity in your IT strategy.

Community Understanding – Local providers understand the unique needs of Davis businesses and the challenges they face.

Final Thoughts

Technology is the backbone of modern businesses. Without the right IT support, even the most promising companies can fall behind. That’s why Davis IT Services are more than just a convenience — they’re a necessity. Whether you're a startup looking for a basic tech setup or an established company aiming for a digital transformation, a trusted IT partner in Davis can help you reach your goals securely and efficiently.

#totalsecuretechnology

0 notes

clouditsuper · 17 days ago

Text

Transform Your Business with Microsoft Azure Consulting Experts

Super Cloud offers cutting-edge Microsoft Azure Consulting to help organizations scale faster and smarter. Our consultants provide deep cloud insights, deployment strategies, and ongoing optimization. Whether you're migrating legacy systems or building cloud-native applications, our Microsoft Azure Consulting ensures cost-effective and secure cloud transformation. Partner with Super Cloud for trusted guidance across every stage of your cloud journey.

#managed it services #it services #microsoft 365 consulting #data backup & ransomware protection #it support #cloud solutions #microsoft azure consulting #it consulting #amazon aws consulting #google workspace consulting

0 notes

wishgeekstechserve · 21 hours ago

Text

Noida’s Best Cybersecurity Company Offering Real-Time Threat Detection and IT Security Services: Wish Geeks Techserve

In today’s data-driven world, businesses face increasing threats from hackers, malware, phishing attacks, and ransomware. Cybersecurity is no longer optional—it’s a necessity. For companies operating in and around Noida, partnering with the Best Cybersecurity Solutions Provider in Noida can make all the difference in safeguarding sensitive data, meeting compliance requirements, and maintaining operational continuity.

At Wish Geeks Techserve, we specialize in delivering comprehensive cybersecurity solutions in Noida tailored to modern digital challenges. Our services are designed to protect your networks, endpoints, and data from unauthorized access, malicious attacks, and data breaches.

Why Cybersecurity Is Crucial for Every Business

Cybersecurity is the backbone of trust in the digital age. Without proper security measures in place, businesses risk losing customer trust, sensitive data, and even legal standing. At Wish Geeks Techserve, we focus on proactive threat management to ensure you’re one step ahead of cybercriminals.

What Makes Us the Best Cybersecurity Company in Noida?

As a leading Cybersecurity Solutions Provider in Noida, we bring:

Industry-grade protection for startups, SMEs, and enterprises

24/7 monitoring and real-time threat intelligence

Tailored cybersecurity plans based on your infrastructure and goals

Expert audits and compliance consulting

With a team of certified professionals, we offer dependable cybersecurity services in Noida to help you stay secure and compliant at all times.

Our Core Cybersecurity Services

• Network Security Services in India

We monitor and protect your entire IT infrastructure against internal and external threats through firewalls, intrusion detection systems (IDS), and intrusion prevention systems (IPS).

• Endpoint Security

We secure all endpoints such as laptops, mobile devices, and desktops, ensuring encrypted communication and advanced threat detection.

• Data Privacy and Compliance

We help you comply with GDPR, HIPAA, and other regulations while keeping customer and business data fully protected.

• Threat Detection and Incident Response

Our real-time threat monitoring services detect anomalies instantly and take corrective action before damage occurs.

• Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing (VAPT)

We simulate real-world attacks to uncover security loopholes and patch them before hackers exploit them.

• Cloud Security Solutions

We secure your cloud platforms—AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure—from unauthorized access and misconfigurations.

Features of Our Cybersecurity Services

As a top Cybersecurity Services Company in India, our security suite includes:

Real-Time Threat Monitoring: Constant surveillance using AI and machine learning-based security platforms.

Risk Assessment: Identify, evaluate, and minimize risks across all IT layers.

Firewall Configuration and Management: Set up and manage robust firewalls to prevent unauthorized access.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Add extra layers of protection to ensure user identity verification.

Security Awareness Training: Empower your team with practical training to avoid phishing and social engineering attacks.

Backup and Disaster Recovery: Ensure business continuity with automated backup solutions and disaster recovery planning.

Industries We Serve

We cater to a wide range of sectors with custom-built cybersecurity solutions, including:

Healthcare

Education

eCommerce

Finance

Logistics

Government Agencies

IT and SaaS companies

Each industry has its own set of threats and compliance requirements. At Wish Geeks Techserve, we design cybersecurity strategies that meet both.

Why Businesses Choose Wish Geeks Techserve

Choosing the Best Cybersecurity Solutions Provider in Noida is crucial for your digital safety. Here's why businesses trust us:

Custom Security Plans: We assess your systems and tailor cybersecurity plans to your needs.

Affordable Pricing: Get enterprise-grade protection without burning your IT budget.

Proactive Defense: We don’t just react—we predict and prevent potential threats.

End-to-End Support: From initial audit to post-incident analysis, we support you every step of the way.

Certified Security Experts: Our team holds global certifications and brings years of industry experience.

Continuous Support and Maintenance

Cybersecurity is not a one-time task. It’s a continuous process. As part of our Software Maintenance and Support Services, we ensure regular updates, round-the-clock monitoring, and continuous improvement to adapt to new threats.

Secure Your Business with Us Today

The digital world is filled with invisible threats. Protect your business today with the Best Cybersecurity Company in India—Wish Geeks Techserve. From network security to compliance audits, we offer complete solutions designed for your business.

Get in touch with our cybersecurity experts now!

#Cybersecurity Services Noida #cybersecurity solutions in Noida #Best Cybersecurity Solutions Provider in Noida #Cybersecurity Services in Noida #Cybersecurity Services India #Best Cybersecurity Company in India #IT Security Services India #Cybersecurity Solutions Provider in India #Cybersecurity Solutions Provider in Noida #best Cybersecurity Solutions Provider in Noida #Network Security Services in India

0 notes

virtualizationhowto · 2 years ago

Text

NAKIVO Backup and Replication v10.9 GA: New Bare-Metal Recovery and Malware Scan Features

NAKIVO Backup and Replication v10.9 GA: New Bare-Metal Recovery and Malware Scan Features @vexpert #vmwarecommunities #100daysofhomelab #homelab #NakivoBackup&Replicationv10.9Features #BareMetalRecoveryBenefits #BackupMalwareScan

Protecting your data in a world with ever-increasing cybersecurity threats and hybrid infrastructure is crucial. I wrote a blog post not long ago covering the features included in NAKIVO Backup & Replication v10.9 Beta. True to their aggressive release cycle, NAKIVO has released the GA version of v10.9. This version introduces new features to enhance malware protection, streamline physical server…

View On WordPress

#Backup Malware Scan importance #Bare-Metal Recovery benefits #Comprehensive data protection solution #Data management in multi-tenant environments #Direct Recovery from Tape in Nakivo #Enhanced features of Nakivo v10.9 #Latest updates in Nakivo Backup & Replication.#Nakivo Backup & Replication v10.9 features #Ransomware protection with Nakivo v10.9 #vSphere 8U1 and Debian OS support

0 notes

thoughtfullyraggedpsion · 2 days ago

Text

The New Standard: Why AI Enablement and Built-in Security Are Must-have Features on Modern Storage Environments

Modern enterprises are generating data at an unprecedented pace, forcing IT teams to rethink storage from the ground up. Storage environments must now be more than scalable—they must be intelligent and inherently secure. This shift has made it clear that AI Enablement and Built-in Security Are Must-have Features on modern storage environments.

Gone are the days of reactive IT strategies. Businesses now require storage systems that anticipate demands, respond to threats in real time, and optimize themselves continuously. At Businessinfopro, we help organizations adopt modern storage solutions that are built with AI and security at the core—because anything less is a risk to both operations and innovation.

The Shift to Smart, Secure Storage

The traditional role of storage was simple: archive data and retrieve it when needed. But this approach doesn’t scale in today’s world of 24/7 operations, remote workforces, and real-time analytics. Enterprises need storage that performs, adapts, and protects.

Here’s why AI Enablement and Built-in Security Are Must-have Features on Modern Storage Environments:

AI powers efficiency, predictive maintenance, and workload optimization.

Built-in security reduces exposure to ransomware, data leaks, and unauthorized access.

Combined, they create a resilient infrastructure that drives digital transformation.

To know more visit us @ https://businessinfopro.com/

Unlocking the Power of AI in Storage Systems

AI is transforming how storage environments function. It allows infrastructure to "learn" from usage patterns and adjust configurations automatically—freeing up IT resources and improving performance.

Key benefits of AI in storage include:

Proactive Issue Resolution: Predicts disk failures and auto-initiates replacements before disruption occurs.

Real-Time Data Classification: Tags sensitive data and routes it through secure channels.

Usage Analytics: Identifies inefficiencies in storage allocation to reduce waste.

Self-Tuning Systems: Dynamically adjusts performance thresholds based on activity levels.

The result is smarter infrastructure where AI Enablement and Built-in Security Are Must-have Features on Modern Storage Environments for efficiency and uptime.

Read More @ https://businessinfopro.com/ai-enablement-and-built-in-security-are-must-have-features-on-modern-storage-environments/

Integrated Security: Not Just a Layer, But a Foundation

Security threats are evolving faster than traditional defenses can handle. That’s why built-in security is now essential in the design of modern storage systems.

Here’s what integrated security looks like:

Zero Trust Architecture: No one is trusted by default—every access request is verified.

Immutable Backups: Data snapshots that cannot be altered or deleted, ensuring ransomware resilience.

Encryption Everywhere: Secure data at rest, in transit, and during processing.

Access Control Policies: Enforce who sees what, when, and from where.

When AI Enablement and Built-in Security Are Must-have Features on Modern Storage Environments, companies gain a proactive, policy-driven defense system embedded at the data layer.

To know more visit us @ https://businessinfopro.com/

AI + Security = Intelligent Threat Response

AI isn’t only used to improve operational efficiency—it’s also crucial for bolstering storage security.

Here’s how AI enhances protection:

Anomaly Detection: Recognizes patterns in access behavior and flags suspicious activity.

Rapid Threat Containment: Automatically isolates infected files or users before malware spreads.

Predictive Alerts: Warns administrators before security vulnerabilities are exploited.

Compliance Automation: Maintains audit trails and generates regulatory reports with minimal manual effort.

By embedding AI into security layers, storage platforms become active guardians of enterprise data—another reason AI Enablement and Built-in Security Are Must-have Features on Modern Storage Environments.

Read More @ https://businessinfopro.com/ai-enablement-and-built-in-security-are-must-have-features-on-modern-storage-environments/

Use Cases of AI-Enabled Secure Storage

Organizations across industries are already reaping the benefits of AI-driven, secure storage:

Healthcare: AI speeds up image recognition while secure systems protect patient records.

Finance: Fraud detection tools require rapid, encrypted access to transactional data.

Retail: Personalized shopping experiences are powered by AI models trained on safely stored customer data.

Logistics: Smart inventory tracking systems rely on secure, real-time data feeds from distributed nodes.

These examples highlight why AI Enablement and Built-in Security Are Must-have Features on Modern Storage Environments across every vertical.

To know more visit us @ https://businessinfopro.com/

Choosing a Future-Ready Storage Solution

When evaluating a storage system, organizations should look beyond basic features like capacity and speed. In today’s landscape, the real value lies in intelligence and security.

Must-have capabilities include:

AI-driven diagnostics and optimization

Built-in threat detection and recovery

End-to-end encryption and MFA

Cloud-native compatibility and edge deployment

Real-time monitoring dashboards and analytics

By prioritizing platforms where AI Enablement and Built-in Security Are Must-have Features on Modern Storage Environments, businesses future-proof their operations.

Read More @ https://businessinfopro.com/ai-enablement-and-built-in-security-are-must-have-features-on-modern-storage-environments/

The Cost of Inaction

Without AI and built-in security, organizations face escalating risks:

Operational Downtime from hardware failures

Cyber Breaches leading to financial loss and reputational damage

Compliance Violations with hefty legal penalties

Resource Drain from manual monitoring and patching

Today, it’s not a matter of if an enterprise should modernize—it’s how fast. Because the longer companies wait, the higher the cost of recovery and competition.

Read Full Article : https://businessinfopro.com/ai-enablement-and-built-in-security-are-must-have-features-on-modern-storage-environments/

About Us: Businessinfopro is a trusted platform delivering insightful, up-to-date content on business innovation, digital transformation, and enterprise technology trends. We empower decision-makers, professionals, and industry leaders with expertly curated articles, strategic analyses, and real-world success stories across sectors. From marketing and operations to AI, cloud, and automation, our mission is to decode complexity and spotlight opportunities driving modern business growth. At Businessinfopro, we go beyond news—we provide perspective, helping businesses stay agile, informed, and competitive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. Whether you're a startup or a Fortune 500 company, our insights are designed to fuel smarter strategies and meaningful outcomes.

#FutureProofStorage #AIandCyberDefense #StorageModernization #DataSecurityAI #SmartStorageSystems

0 notes

xaltius · 2 days ago

Text

Ransomware Attacks Vs. Data Breaches: What's the Difference?

In the fast-paced world of cybersecurity, terms are often thrown around interchangeably, leading to confusion and, more dangerously, misdirected defense strategies. Two prime examples are "ransomware attacks" and "data breaches." While both are devastating cyber incidents, they have distinct characteristics, primary objectives, and implications. Understanding the difference is crucial for effective protection and response.

Let's break down these common cyber threats.

What is a Data Breach?

A data breach occurs when unauthorized individuals gain access to sensitive, confidential, or protected information. The key here is unauthorized access and exposure or exfiltration of data. The data could be customer records, intellectual property, financial information, health records, or employee personal data.

Primary Goal of Attacker: The main objective of an attacker causing a data breach is typically to obtain data. This data can then be sold on the dark web, used for identity theft, competitive espionage, or financial fraud.

Method: Attackers gain entry through various means: exploiting software vulnerabilities, phishing for credentials, insider threats (malicious or accidental), misconfigured cloud services, or brute-forcing weak passwords. Once inside, they focus on finding, copying, and exfiltrating (stealing) the data.

Immediate Impact: The immediate impact might not be obvious. A data breach can go undetected for months or even years. When discovered, the impact includes reputational damage, regulatory fines (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA), legal liabilities, identity theft for affected individuals, and loss of competitive advantage.

Example Scenarios:

A hacker exploits a vulnerability in a web application to access and download a database of customer email addresses and passwords.

An employee accidentally uploads a spreadsheet containing sensitive client financial details to a public cloud storage service.

A misconfigured firewall allows external access to an internal server holding proprietary source code.

What is a Ransomware Attack?

A ransomware attack is a specific type of malicious software (malware) attack that encrypts a victim's files, systems, or entire network, rendering them inaccessible. The attacker then demands a ransom (almost always in cryptocurrency) in exchange for the decryption key that will unlock the data.

Primary Goal of Attacker: The primary objective is financial gain through extortion. The attacker wants money in exchange for restoring access to the victim's own data.

Method: Ransomware typically gains initial access via phishing emails, exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities, or through stolen credentials. Once inside, it spreads across the network, identifies valuable files, encrypts them, and then displays a ransom note.

Immediate Impact: The impact is usually immediate and highly disruptive. Operations grind to a halt due to inaccessible systems, leading to significant downtime, lost revenue, and often, substantial recovery costs (whether or not a ransom is paid). There's also the risk of permanent data loss if decryption fails or backups are insufficient.

Example Scenarios:

An employee clicks on a malicious link in a phishing email, and ransomware rapidly encrypts files on their workstation, then spreads to networked drives.

A vulnerability in a remote desktop protocol (RDP) is exploited, allowing attackers to deploy ransomware across an entire corporate network, locking down servers and individual computers.

Key Differences Summarized

Feature

Data Breach

Ransomware Attack

Primary Objective

To steal or expose data for financial gain, espionage, or other malicious use.

To deny access to data/systems and extort money for decryption.

Method

Unauthorized access, copying, viewing, exposure of data.

Encryption of data/systems, typically by malware.

Immediate Impact

Data compromise, potential long-term legal/reputational damage. Often goes undetected for a long time.

Immediate system downtime, operational disruption, data inaccessibility. Instantly visible.

Attacker's Leverage

Threat of data sale, public exposure, or misuse.

Threat of permanent data loss or prolonged system unavailability.

Resolution

Containment, investigation, data remediation, notification to affected parties.

System restoration from backups, decryption (if key obtained), forensic analysis.

Visibility

Often silent and stealthy.

Loud and immediately impactful.

Export to Sheets

The Critical Overlap: Double Extortion Ransomware

The distinction between these two threats has become blurred with the rise of double extortion ransomware. Modern ransomware groups often combine tactics:

First Extortion: They exfiltrate (steal) your sensitive data.

Second Extortion: They then encrypt your systems and demand a ransom for decryption. If you refuse to pay, they threaten to publish the stolen data on leak sites, compounding the pressure.

This means a single incident can now be both a ransomware attack and a data breach. This evolution significantly raises the stakes, as even robust backups cannot prevent the reputational and legal fallout of leaked sensitive information.

Why the Distinction Matters for Your Defense

Understanding the difference is not just an academic exercise; it directly impacts your cybersecurity strategy:

Tailored Defenses: Your defenses against data exfiltration (DLP, strong access controls, data classification) are different from those against data encryption (robust immutable backups, next-gen endpoint protection, network segmentation).

Incident Response: You need distinct, but often integrated, incident response playbooks for each scenario. The immediate steps for a ransomware attack (containment, backup recovery) differ from those for a suspected data breach (forensic investigation to determine scope of data compromise).

Legal & Compliance: Data breach notification laws are often triggered by the exposure or exfiltration of data, even if it wasn't encrypted. Knowing if data was stolen is paramount for legal compliance.

In conclusion, while ransomware attacks and data breaches are distinct in their primary mechanics and immediate impacts, they are increasingly intertwined. A truly robust cybersecurity strategy for any organization must encompass sophisticated defenses against both, along with comprehensive incident response plans that account for their potential overlap.

#technology #artificial intelligence #ai #cybersecurity #ransomware #ransomware attacks #data breach

0 notes