SAP Solution: Ransomware

One study found that three-quarters of all German IT executives believe their partners and customers are making their companies a more attractive ransomware target.

63 billion threats were blocked by Trend Micro in the first half of 2022 - and the attacks aren't getting any less.

The number of companies that have a consistent, enterprise-wide encryption strategy has increased from 50 to 62 percent in the past year. The desire for greater control of data was cited as the driver for this.

Maybe you recently heard about one of the few ransomware attacks with a good outcome concerning Maastricht University?

Current malware countermeasures tend to focus on Windows-based threats, making Linux-based workloads easy targets.

REvil was one of the most prolific ransomware-as-a-service campaigns in recent memory. Its victims included thousands of companies worldwide. How did its success come about?

According to Orange Cyberdefense, the number of cyberattacks remains at a high level, accompanied by a sharp increase in ransomware attacks.

SAP applications store business-critical data and are therefore often the heart of a company’s system landscape. Two often neglected yet highly important topics in IT security are backup and recovery.

At the latest since the global ransomware attacks in spring 2017, SAP users have also been bombarded by IT vendors of almost all categories with offers of possible protective measures and rules of conduct - but only a few like Libelle BusinessShadow have been able to prove their effectiveness.

The topic of backup and recovery is considered a "necessary evil" by many companies and is often treated stepmotherly. But there is much more to it than that: the permanent availability of data and applications is indispensable and crucial to success in today's business world.

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Looking back over the past year, one term comes to the forefront in the security environment: crypto-ransomware.