90 percent of SMBs fear ransomware but 65 percent don't think they're a target

According to a new report, 90 percent of SMBs are extremely or somewhat concerned about a ransomware attack, yet 65 percent don't think or aren't sure that they're a ransomware target. The latest Cybersecurity Global Ransomware Survey from OpenText show a similarity in how small-to-medium sized businesses (SMBs) and enterprises (more than 1,000 employees) think about ransomware attacks, including this disconnect about who is a target and growing concern about the use of AI by threat actors. 'The conviction 'it won’t happen to me' is a risky mindset. Cyberattacks have become increasingly common and can have serious consequences; no business… [Continue Reading]