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Ransomware Strikes PhilHealth: A Comedic Take on Surviving the Cyber Flu Epidemic
Cyber flu got you down? PhilHealth’s recent ransomware attack proves that no data is safe from these virtual vandals. But fear not, Steven Scheurmann of Palo Alto Networks is here with your prescription for ransomware attack prevention: a zero-trust security framework, and a thorough post-incident…
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PhilHealth just got a nasty cyber flu, and it's spreading. With ransomware attacks on the rise, cybercriminals are looking for a big payday, and all that sweet, sweet data is just the ticket. So, what do we do when our health records are held hostage? Don't panic, says Steven Scheurmann of Palo Alto Networks, there's a cure for this! Buckle up, kids, it's time to dive into the dark world of ransomware - and it's not as dramatic as it sounds, trust me.Already a member? Log in here