Stephanie Willis

Ransomware groups have quietly rewritten their playbook. The old assumption that endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools would at least see an attack in progress, even if they couldn’t stop it in time no longer holds. In 2026, the first move in a growing share of ransomware intrusions isn’t encryption. It’s blinding the security stack itself.  This is the world of EDR killer malware: purpose-built … EDR Killers Explained: How Ransomware Now Disables Your Defenses Before Striking 

For years, the ransomware playbook was predictable: attackers broke in, encrypted your files, and left a note demanding payment for the decryption key. If your screens weren’t full of red warning text, you assumed you’d dodged the bullet. That assumption is now dangerously out of date.  Threat intelligence from 2026 shows a clear and accelerating shift: attackers are increasingly skipping … Data Theft Without Encryption: Why “No Ransomware Note” Doesn’t Mean You’re Safe 

Essential Information for Business Protection Ransomware attacks have become increasingly common, impacting organizations of all sizes and across various sectors. During Ransomware Awareness Month, it is crucial to delve into how ransomware operates, the methods through which it infiltrates systems, and the necessary steps to enhance your defenses.  Understanding Ransomware  Ransomware is a type of … Ransomware Awareness Month 2025

Each October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a global initiative to educate everyone on the importance of cybersecurity. Online safety is important for large organizations and enterprises, but it also affects everyone on an individual level. This year, we’re sharing the basics of online security and sharing simple, yet effective, tips that everyone can use to … Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2024 in Review