This whitepaper explains ransomware threats, types (scareware, crypto, locker), and real-world examples like WannaCry and CryptoLocker. It describes how attacks spread through phishing or malicious links and demand crypto payments to unlock data. To prevent attacks, it recommends assessing vulnerabilities, conducting phishing simulations, deploying real-time malware and URL protection, and establishing a security operations team. Automation and visual learning tools are key to stopping advanced threats quickly. A strong response strategy and user training help reduce the chance of a successful attack.

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