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How to Protect Yourself or Organization from Malware

by The Gurus
August 1, 2016
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Ransomware is one of the most infuriating kinds of cyber attack that’s cropped up over recent years, with hackers raking it in from hapless comouter users who just want their files back.
Whilst we all hope for a perfect online community where such things wouldn’t happen, it’s evident that future is a long way away. So the team at AppRiver have got several tips on how to prepare for the ransomware threat and adjust your security posture so that the hackers don’t get the best of you or your business using this triend and tested attack method. Check out the video above and keep an eye on the Guru website for more from their team of world-renowned experts.
For more, follow AppRiver on Twitter or check out their YouTube channel.

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