Ransomware: A Checklist of Things to Know

There’s no foolproof way of preventing ransomware attacks from occurring; however, there are a number of things to know to help you be prepared.

Credit unions need to be looking out for ransomware techniques, notes guidance from CUNA Mutual Group. These cyberattacks have no boundaries and are truly a global issue. Ransomware has grown in frequency and severity and extortion demands have risen significantly.

The fact that ransomware attackers can steal as well as encrypt data isn’t a new phenomenon but the possibility that
sensitive data might be revealed is potentially more damaging than any short-term disruption caused by the malware.
Data could include member financial records, employee information, termination letters, salaries, and much more.

Learn more and download the checklist