Junto Details
Responding to Ransomware: A Q&A with David Shear of Vigilante
07/13/2020It’s not enough to acknowledge the threat of ransomware—companies need to be positioned to communicate with threat actors (whether directly or indirectly), contain damage and minimize business interruption associated with this increasingly common form of cyberattack. I talked to David Shear, threat data governance and integration manager of Vigilante, about best practices in preparation and response to ransomware events.
To read more, please log in
Recent Junto Plus Articles
- Buffering Cyber Risk with Parametric Insurance
- What You Really Need to Know About the SolarWinds Attack
- A Quick Look at Facial Recognition
- The Regulatory Risks of Ransomware
- What Is Business Email Compromise?
- Responding to Ransomware: A Q&A with David Shear of Vigilante
- California Consumer Privacy Act - The Consumer Perspective
- Making the Best of Social Media
- COVID-19 Preparedness: Updating Incident Response Plans for Pandemic Scenarios
- Cyber Security and Privacy Risks During the COVID-19 Pandemic
- MSBs and Ransomware: Staying Ahead of the Compliance Curve
- Ransomware Trends in 2020 Call for Increased Cyber Readiness
- What Insurers Need to Know About New York's SHIELD Act
- The Intersection of Third Party Risk and Insurance
- Protecting Executives from Compromise
- Foiling Ransomware with Cloud-based Solutions and Segmentation
- Cyber Risk and the Construction Industry
- Quantifying Cyber Risk
- Ransomware, To Pay or Not To Pay
- eDiscovery and Data Breaches
