FOG Ransomware: Adlumin’s Best Practices for Thwarting New Attacks

Ransomware preparedness ranks in the top 10 initiatives for this year, according to Enterprise Strategy Group data—and for good reason. "FOG," a variant of the STOP/DJVU ransomware family, exploits compromised VPN credentials to breach defenses. Last year, a mid-sized financial institution became the first in its sector to be targeted by this variant, but Adlumin’s technology isolated and locked the attackers out. Join Adlumin experts Kevin O’Connor and Will Ledesma as they examine the FOG ransomware attack pattern and explain how Adlumin’s Ransomware Prevention and Exfiltration feature thwarted the attack in its early stages, containing the threat before it caused any damage. Strengthen your company’s defenses by tuning in for the following takeaways: • An overview of international FOG threat actors and their evolving tactics • A step-by-step breakdown of the data breach attempt and how Adlumin’s Ransomware Prevention stopped the attack • Best practices for strengthening your defense against similar cross-border cyber attacks