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Majority of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) Consider Paying Cybercriminals to End Ransomware Attacks, According to New Absolute Security Research

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Majority of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) Consider Paying Cybercriminals to End Ransomware Attacks, Accord
57% of CISOs Experienced Ransomware Attacks that Started on Endpoint Devices, with Many Taking Two Weeks to Recover SEATTLE — Fifty-eight percent of cybersecurity leaders would consider paying cybercriminals to end a ransomware attack, with 46 percent ranking operational downtime as the most significant impact ransomware is likely to have on their organizations. These are...
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