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Ransomware statistics for 2020: Q2 report
Q2 2020 ransomware statistics. This report shows the most common ransomware strains and countries most affected by ransomware from April 1 to June 30, 2020.
Q2 2020 ransomware statistics. This report shows the most common ransomware strains and countries most affected by ransomware from April 1 to June 30, 2020.
There is only one way to stop ransomware attacks: banning the payment of ransom demands. We take a look at why the time has come for governments to do exactly that.
A ransomware response guide for businesses. Actionable steps to take after a ransomware attack and advice on how to reduce the risk on initial infection.
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In Q1, the number of successful ransomware attacks on the US public declined month-over-month, but the downward trend is now starting to reverse. This report looks at the numbers in more details and breaks them down by sector.
We expect to see a spike in ransomware incidents as remote workers return to the office and connect compromised endpoints to the corporate network.
Q1 2020 ransomware statistics. This report shows the most common ransomware strains and countries most affected by ransomware from January 1 to March 31, 2020