Ransomware attackers are more likely to be paid, and receive higher amounts, if they exfiltrate data from victims, according to a study by the University of Twente. The research found that 40% of organisations paid in cases of exfiltration, compared to just 25% where no exfiltration occurred. Companies were more likely to pay if they enlisted the help of an incident response company and less likely to pay if they had recoverable backups.
Vulnerability management complexity is leaving enterprises at serious risk
Without centralized data and communication, the remediation process is slow and inefficient. This is often due to fragmented data and siloed processes, hindering collaboration and
