News recently broke of a new ransomware attack. This malicious software, which locks administrators out of files until a ransom is paid to the hackers, quickly spread across the globe. Even American companies have been hit by the latest iteration.
For business owners and IT managers, this attack is a nightmare realized. Many are struggling with the best ways to avoid being affected by a cyber attack. But with the FBI reporting that 4,000 ransomware attacks occurred daily between January and June in 2016 alone, executives and IT professionals are feeling the heat more than ever.
Fortunately, there is one method that has been proven to decrease the risk of cyber attack 45% to 70% according to a 2015 study. That method? Better training.
Here are three simple steps to maximize your training to reduce risk in as little as six months.
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