Security Risks 2021: Ransomware and the Return to the Office

During 2020 the world undertook a large shift to remote working. In the future, it is very likely a flexible working model will remain.

This report examines the importance of understanding the increased security risks, due to working from home and how remote endpoint security can address ransomware attacks.

The findings present key insights in how organizations view such attacks, how they can prevent them, and what tools will be useful to them in an evolving threat landscape.

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How do you stop ransomware from moving between laptops?

Programming the host firewall included with Endpoint Security software Use Windows Firewall (via Microsoft Group Policy Objects (GPO)) to prevent propagation Rely on endpoint security to prevent it from executing on the first endpoint it targets so it can’t propagate to laptops Quarantine/isolate host after detecting ransomware with NGAV/EDR N/A

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