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To pay or not to pay ransomware: A cost-benefit analysis of paying the ransom
An in-depth look at the direct and indirect costs of ransomware and what organizations need to consider before paying the ransom.
An in-depth look at the direct and indirect costs of ransomware and what organizations need to consider before paying the ransom.
The latest exposé by ProPublica unmasking yet another ransomware recovery firms engaging in deceptive practices.
An exposé by ProPublica unmasking the deceptive practices of ransomware recovery firms.
A lot of antivirus companies are marketing their products as “nextgen”, but have you ever stopped to wonder what this term actually means? Learn more about the differences between traditional and nextgen antivirus in our latest blog post.
Could the Mueller report be used as bait in cyberattacks? Learn more about Mueller report malware and how you can protect your PC.
The new year is here, and now is the perfect time to wipe the slate clean and start 2019 off on the right foot. While many people’s New Year’s resolutions will be centered around eating healthier and exercising more, here at Emsisoft we’re more concerned about your digital wellbeing. Cybersecurity promises to remain an important […]
Emsisoft is very active in the fight against ransomware and we’ve continuously worked hard to stay one step ahead of the bad guys. Over the years, we’ve created completely free ransomware decrypter tools for over 100 major ransomware families and variants that victims can use to recover their files without paying the ransom. How much of […]
After Chrome crashes, you may see a popup box warning you that Emsisoft Anti-Malware is an “incompatible application”. Why does this happen and what should you do?
Many writers over the years have insisted that antivirus software causes more harm than good. While there is a grain of truth to these claims, things are not quite as black and white as they seem. We show you an insider's perspective.
Emsisoft's CEO proves that it's virtually impossible for antivirus companies to be responsible for the amount of viruses and malware.