Ransomware-as-a-Service democratizes hacking
Bad actors looking to commit ransomware attacks no longer need to be technologically savvy to be successful — Ransomware-as-a-Service, a ...
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Banks can leverage automation, regulation for cyberattack prevention
Financial institutions can avoid becoming the next victim of a costly cyberattack by leveraging automation and existing legislation. Automation can ...
Ransomware resiliency for storage and backup: trends, threats and tips
It’s all about the data. One thing is clear: the business value of data continues to grow, making it a ...
33 questions every banker should ask ahead of potential cyberwarfare
Cyberattacks are on the rise in the wake of widespread digital adoption during the pandemic; now the U.S. financial system ...
Mitigating cybersecurity threats ahead of Russian retaliation for US sanctions
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine puts U.S. financial institutions at elevated risks of cyberattacks, and experts believe proactive steps should be ...
Listen: Weekly Wrap looks at ransomware attacks on financial institutions
In this Weekly Wrap episode of “The Buzz” podcast, the Bank Automation News team looks at a new type of ...
New ransomware White Rabbit targets US bank
A new family of ransomware — called “White Rabbit” — could be targeting banks. A U.S. bank was attacked in ...
Responding to Ransomware: Security experts share steps for remediation
When it comes to ransomware, it is best to be on offense with a plan before an attack, experts say. ...
FIs look to disaster recovery solutions amid ransomware attacks
Core provider Jack Henry reported an uptick in the number of financial institutions integrating its backup and recovery solutions in ...
U.S. Treasury’s ransomware crackdown: What it means for banks and FIs
The Biden administration this week announced new security guidance to target those who facilitate ransomware payments, laying out an action ...
