The HIPAA Journal estimates that ransomware attacks cost healthcare providers at least $20.8 billion in 2020 when all is said and done. As such, preventing healthcare ransom attacks before they occur should be a top priority for health networks and practices across the board.
According to cloud computing statistics, 74% of enterprises use a hybrid and multi-cloud strategy today. 69% of organizations were planning to use a multi-cloud environment. 62% of public cloud adopters are using more than two cloud environments and platforms. Despite all this, very few businesses optimize their cloud spending, which is why they fail to take full advantage of their cloud infrastructure.
Protecting your passwords, financial, and other private data safe and secured from hackers is very important for businesses and one’s privacy, it is increasingly vital for consumers and individuals to follow data protection guidance and use good strategies to help secure their sensitive or private information safe and protected.
Endpoints are often the weakest link in the security chain, and legacy antivirus solutions are no longer enough to defend against modern threats, including zero day, evasive and fileless malware. Organizations of all sizes are adopting endpoint protection technology that provides multiple levels of protection for endpoints.