Ransomware attacks continue to plague businesses large and small. With impacts on all kinds of organizations — from independent consultants to leading health care providers, colleges to online gaming sites — employers must be alert to the dangers of ransomware.
But before companies can devise an effective strategy to thwart the hackers, it's important to first understand what a ransomware attack looks like, how it begins and what kind of damage it can do.
What does a ransomware attack look like?
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