Attacks occur for a variety of reasons, and in the wake of the most widespread ransomware attacks, WannaCry and Petya, many organizations are re-evaluating their security practices to figure out what went wrong.
While those who were hit are still trying to understand where their security gaps are, others enterprises that rely on legacy systems and can’t be patched are looking for ways to prevent being the next victim.
No, the vulnerabilities attackers leverage are not new. They prey on systems that ...
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