More than 60% of businesses that experience a damaging cyberattack close – and it’s even more dangerous now as businesses try to recover from COVID-19 closures.

Nowadays, ransomware operators aren’t just seeking ways to steal data – they also want to disrupt operations to cause damage.

Not only does a data breach leave a huge mess of expensive cleanup behind, in many industries like healthcare, a data breach can also mean your organization will be paying big regulatory penalties and fines too.

Failing to secure a database, even an old one, shows a basic lack of attention to cybersecurity best practices, and that doesn’t build customer confidence.

Ransomware is a devastating weapon that bad actors are using to shut down essential services and attacks in the transportation and freight sectors have been increasing, with recent incidents involving several trucking and shipping companies.