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Doctors reportedly forced to use pen-and-paper records as the NHS struggles to deal with the impact of significant cybersecurity incident
"We *will* be a public company" says CEO Anand Eswaran, flags "an incredibly efficient sales cost model" as Veeam grows.
"Right now, *no one* has died from a cyberattack that has targeted or shut down a hospital, but actuarial data shows that more than 300 people *probably* died as a result of WannaCry"
"You have to get contained or they’ll discover and wipe your backups"
"The average number of monthly LockBit attacks has reduced by 73% in the UK since February’s action..."
Two of America's most impactful cybersecurity incidents (Change Healthcare and Colonial Pipeline) began with attackers exploiting leaked credentials for VPNs with no MFA.
Personal data of a "substantial proportion" of Americans stolen from systems.
A prolific ransomware known as "Akira" has already managed to extract $42m in payments from its victims, according to the FBI