Speaker: Keith Jarvis & Aaron Shelmire
Recorded: May 17, 2017
Duration: 60 Mins
On May 12th 2017, a large cyberattack using WannaCry ransomware infected hundreds of thousands of computers in over 150 countries causing billions of dollars in damage.
What happened?
In this webcast recorded as the attack first hit in May 2017, senior Counter Threat Unit™ researchers Keith Jarvis and Aaron Shelmire analyze the WannaCry Ransomware attack and offer advice on how organizations can protect themselves from similar attacks in future. Keith and Aaron explain why they advise organizations NOT to pay ransoms and give the reasons why they believe the criminals behind WannaCry are not to be trusted.
Why Secureworks®?
The old approaches to cybersecurity are no longer adequate. It’s time for something new. Layered defenses can create almost as many problems as they solve, and security teams struggle to keep up with the threat. What you need is context across all your layers of defense with the right people, processes, and technology working together in concert. That’s how Secureworks can help. Using 20+ years of industry knowledge, advanced analytics, industry-leading threat intelligence, and the network effect of more than 4,000 customer environments, we provide world-class cybersecurity solutions to customers around the globe. This unmatched experience empowers our customers to be Collectively Smarter. Exponentially Safer.™
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