Ransomware has evolved from being a simple virus in the 1980s to a complex, global threat that costs billions of dollars annually. Advances in technology have allowed for more complex, destructive attacks, often demanding ransom in cryptocurrencies. In recent years, ransomware has become a significant geopolitical threat, targeting large organisations and critical infrastructure, such as the Colonial Pipeline attack. Experts believe that future developments will include more attacks on critical infrastructure, the increased use of AI, and more sophisticated double-extortion tactics.
Is healthcare cybersecurity in critical condition?
The healthcare sector is experiencing increasing cyberattacks with 92% of organizations reporting at least one in the past year. The attacks disrupt patient care, infringe