Learn how to choose the right incident response tools to enhance your organization’s IT resilience. Explore key features, benefits, best practices, and FAQs to ensure effective incident detection, response, and recovery.

Learn how to choose the right incident response tools to enhance your organization’s IT resilience. Explore key features, benefits, best practices, and FAQs to ensure effective incident detection, response, and recovery.
Ransomware attacks are on the rise, with demands reaching $5.2 million in 2024. Discover how ransomware protection services, like SISA’s ProACT MXDR, help businesses prevent, detect, and respond to threats, ensuring data security and business continuity. Explore best practices for safeguarding your organization today.
Initial Access Brokers (IABs) have emerged as critical players in RaaS operations, helping attackers launch targeted campaigns. Their tactics too have notably changed, shifting from backdoor malware or web shells to using harvested credentials and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for persistence.
A subscription-based model like Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) provides users with tools and software to execute ransomware attacks with high-paying rewards that are collectively distributed among all the players involved.
Ransomware is a multi-stage problem, that requires a multi-stage solution to effectively contain the attack at any stage. A typical ransomware attack goes through six distinct stages, and deconstructing each of these can help organizations strengthen their preparation and response strategies.
Ransomware gangs, through the expansion of toolset, adoption of new monetization models and use of advanced technology, are re-shaping the attack landscape – moving it away from the commodity-styled ‘spray and pray’ attacks to ones that are more targeted in scope and disruptive in impact.