Lessons on Defeating Ransomware for Business & Tech Leaders

Learn how to easily thwart ransomware and other widespread cybercrimes – and profit

Studies show that 93% of companies currently using an MSP would consider moving to a new provider if they offered the “right” cybersecurity solution. Indeed, small businesses are known to have weaker cybersecurity solutions in place and service providers are having a difficult time selecting, integrating and implementing solutions to prevent attacks.

This illustrative webinar shares how high-value cyber protection services can enable you to protect customers and your business while differentiating your offerings. You’ll be armed with:

- Compelling research about the threat landscape and the talent gap needed to combat it
- Recent case studies, which illustrate the growing threat of supply-chain attacks on MSPs
- Practical recommendations for building and bundling profitable, low-churn cyber protection

Learn how to easily thwart ransomware and other widespread cybercrimes – and profit

Studies show that 93% of companies currently using an MSP would consider moving to a new provider if they offered the “right” cybersecurity solution. Indeed, small businesses are known to have weaker cybersecurity solutions in place and service providers are having a difficult time selecting, integrating and implementing solutions to prevent attacks.

This illustrative webinar shares how high-value cyber protection services can enable you to protect customers and your business while differentiating your offerings. You’ll be armed with:

- Compelling research about the threat landscape and the talent gap needed to combat it
- Recent case studies, which illustrate the growing threat of supply-chain attacks on MSPs
- Practical recommendations for building and bundling profitable, low-churn cyber protection

Learn how manufacturers can leverage cyber protection to tackle downtime.

The manufacturing industry suffers punishing downtime costs: $260K/hour, according to industry research. Worse, it faces an army of cybercriminals trying to exploit its vulnerabilities for profit. Aging process control systems and antiquated data protection regimens further add to manufacturing tech staffs’ worries.

Learn how to effectively defend against new malware menaces like ransomware and cryptojacking, and deliver quick recovery even for your process control servers that cannot easily be patched or upgraded. Review our insightful, complimentary webinar: “Cyber protection for the manufacturing industry”.

For even more information about how Acronis Cyber Backup can fit into your manufacturing IT needs, visit our resource page https://www.acronis.com/en-us/s/lp/business/manufacturing-backup/

Learn how manufacturers can leverage cyber protection to tackle downtime.

The manufacturing industry suffers punishing downtime costs: $260K/hour, according to industry research. Worse, it faces an army of cybercriminals trying to exploit its vulnerabilities for profit. Aging process control systems and antiquated data protection regimens further add to manufacturing tech staffs’ worries.

Learn how to effectively defend against new malware menaces like ransomware and cryptojacking, and deliver quick recovery even for your process control servers that cannot easily be patched or upgraded. Review our insightful, complimentary webinar: “Cyber protection for the manufacturing industry”.

For even more information about how Acronis Cyber Backup can fit into your manufacturing IT needs, visit our resource page https://www.acronis.com/en-us/s/lp/business/manufacturing-backup/

Businesses today increasingly view the cloud as an agile, efficient way to manage their IT needs: 58 percent are moving toward a hybrid IT environment and another 18 percent are looking to move completely to the cloud. As a result, the cloud computing marketing is on pace to reach $186.4 billion.

Managed service providers (MSPs) need the right tools to stay in the game – and ahead of the competition. But many feel there’s never enough time to deliver on existing service level agreements (SLAs) and manage the business itself – let alone find new ways to expand.

Join Mike Vogel for an illustrative, on-demand webinar that walks you through Acronis’ approach to cyber protection and how you can lower overhead while delivering multiple essential services.

Learn how easy it can be to balance competing demands while:
• Evolving your business, with less time and money spent on service delivery and admin
• Adding essential value for customers – meeting SLAs and the complex challenges IT faces today
• Managing your business to increase customer loyalty and boost referrals

Take a few minutes to discover how you can start profiting by leveraging just one customizable solution that fits any business model.

The world’s fastest growing threat to user data – ransomware – is the notorious malware strain that locks computer files using encryption and demands an online payment to restore access. In fact, close to $600 billion, or nearly one percent of global GDP, is lost to cybercrime each year.

Despite how wily and sophisticated ransomware developers are becoming, you can apply proven methods and technologies to fend off their attacks, keep your business up and running, and remain compliant with industry and other regulations.

Join ex-FBI operative and cybercrime expert, Eric O’Neill, to learn how ransomware became the world’s single largest security incident and what you can do to prevent these attacks, including:

•How the most virulent ransomware strains operate
•The most popular attack vectors used by ransomware
•How ransomware became such a fast-growing threat
•What steps you can take to defend against and recover from ransomware attacks
•Why security and law enforcement experts advise against paying the ransom

With a practical, proactive approach, you can fend off attacks and keep your data safe. Find out how so you don’t fall victim.

Ransomware, the notorious malware strain that locks computer files with encryption and demands an online payment to restore access to them, is world’s fastest growing threat to user data. Ransomware gangsters raked in $5B in extortion fees last year, and are predicted to loot nearly $12B from businesses and consumers by 2019.

This 30-minute session provides a pragmatic look at the ransomware menace, including:

•How the most virulent ransomware strains operate
•The most popular attack vectors used by ransomware
•How ransomware became such a fast-growing threat
•What steps you can take to defend against and recover from ransomware attacks
•Why security and law enforcement experts advise against paying the ransom

Ransomware developers have become increasingly wily, sophisticated and effective, but you can apply proven methods and technologies to fend off their attacks, keep your business up and running, and maintain your compliance with regulatory regimes like GDPR. Don’t become another ransomware statistic: join this webinar for practical steps you can take to protect your organization from ransomware today.

With the effective date of GDPR only weeks away, many businesses are correctly concerned about their readiness to comply with its stricter standards for protecting the personal data of EU residents. This 30-minute webinar offers practical steps that your business or public-sector organization can take today to improve your GDPR compliance posture, with tips on how to:

•Understand GDPR terminology and roles
•Assess your inventory of personal data, its locations and movements
•Honor your new obligations to users on handling their personal data
•Deal with heightened regulatory scrutiny on data breaches
•Reinforce your data storage, backup and security policies and infrastructure to support your GDPR compliance efforts


The complexity and occasional ambiguity of GDPR regulations can freeze some IT organizations into inaction. But neither your management nor your customers will wait forever for evidence of your progress toward GDPR compliance. Learn how to get out of the starting gate with these pragmatic, actionable tactics.


About the speaker:

James R. Slaby works in product marketing at Acronis, where his focus includes security-oriented issues like ransomware and GDPR. Before Acronis, Slaby was an industry analyst covering IT security, cloud computing, and networking at Forrester Research, HfS Research, Yankee Group, and The Info Pro. With over 300 published IT research reports, he has been quoted in The Economist, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and countless tech publications. Slaby has also held campaign, solutions, vertical and product marketing roles at a variety of tech vendors including Sonus, Acme Packet, Bay Networks and Motorola.