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victims would feel they have no choice but to pay up – especially when sensitive personal data or medical records are at stake, or, as in the case of Duesseldorf University Hospital, a life hangs in the balance. Consider, too, initiatives like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which places the possessors of personally identifiable information at greater risk of substantial fines if that data is leaked, and it’s clear that ransomware is a legal and ethical minefield that can only be successfully navigated by steering well clear of it in the first place. An end to ransomware With ransomware posing an increasingly serious threat to all organizations, it’s essential to take precautions – but not everybody is getting the message. McAfee and CSIS surveyed nearly 1,000 organizations late last year and found that only 44 per cent had cyber preparedness and incident response plans in place. Worse yet, just 32 per cent of respondents believed their plan was actually effective. The obvious first step, especially in light of the remote working boom, is to ensure timely patching of all your organization’s software and devices. While this won’t guarantee protection against attack, it will minimize your exposure. Education is a key component of this. Organizations need to ensure that all of their employees are aware of the importance of timely patching, and regularly briefed on the latest techniques being utilized by cybercriminals. It’s every organization’s responsibility to engage their employees with that training – it may seem time-consuming, but it’s vastly preferable to the alternative. Above all else, though, is data. Organizations need to control who has access to their data, and know exactly what they do with it. My company, Cryptoloc, is dedicated to protecting that data – which is why we’ve developed the world’s safest cybersecurity platform. Our patented technology – developed in collaboration with an elite team of cryptographers, mathematicians, data scientists and software developers – combines three different encryption algorithms into one unique multilayer process. It can be deployed across a wide range of applications, including file storage, document management and delivery, and counterfeit prevention and detection solutions. Our clients can send fully encrypted documents straight from Microsoft Outlook, and develop and build their own products on our secure digital platform. Our ISO-certified technologies ensure that organizations and their employees, contractors, clients and customers can interact securely, with each piece of data assigned its own separate audit trail, and every user and action verified and accounted for. Better yet, our ‘Zero Knowledge’ protocols mean we know nothing about the data our clients store with us. Our escrow encryption key recovery process ensures their data is theirs and theirs alone, and can only be accessed by the people they choose. 64
No other platform has ever been able to guarantee the same protection as Cryptoloc – and in today’s landscape, that’s the level of protection required to prevent attackers from exploiting vulnerabilities and installing ransomware. Ransomware will only stop when ransomware is no longer profitable, and that will only happen when organizations stop falling victim to ransomware attacks. They have to have absolute certainty that they control their data – and in doing so, they can control their future. About the Author Jamie Wilson is the founder and chairman of Cryptoloc, recognized by Forbes as one of the 20 Best Cybersecurity Startups to Watch in 2020. Headquartered in Brisbane, Australia, with offices in Japan, US, South Africa and the UK, Cryptoloc have developed the world’s strongest encryption technology and the world’s safest cybersecurity platform, ensuring clients have complete control over their data. Jamie can be reached online at www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-wilson-07424a68 and at www.cryptoloc.com 65
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