Kaspersky recommends 9 important steps for SMB businesses to prepare before and after a ransomware attack. It's even been three years since the infamous Wannacry ransomware. But the cost remains striking and reveals the damage cybercriminals can do by holding business data for ransom. There is no doubt that this threat still exists today. Because in June, the operations of automobile giants in many regions of the world were halted. After being attacked by ransomware named SNAKE (also known as EKANS), causing damage. Latest statistics from Kaspersky for SMBs in Southeast Asia pointed in the same direction During the first three months of the year Kaspersky solutions have blocked 269,204 ransomware attempts against businesses in the region with between 20 and 250 employees. Country Q1 2020 Q1 2019 Detections Global ranking Detections Global ranking Indonesia 131,944 7 520,146 6 Malaysia 4,953 35 33,868 29 Philippines 7,211 26 9,550 41 Singapura 145 91 2,105 65 Thailand 47,014 16 88,811 25 Vietnam 77,937 14 2 17,750 8 Mr. Xiang Thiang Yow,



General Manager of Southeast Asia Kaspersky revealed, “Ransomware Industry Email List can be said to have reached its peak several years ago and has gradually decreased in numbers. However, it has shifted its focus to businesses. According to recent research, one in three ransomware attacks today are focused on business users. Therefore, while the total number of ransomware attack attempts detected in the region is 69% lower than the same period last year But there is also a risk to SMBs and enterprises of losing data and money. Because threats like this are always on the loose. The good news is that there are practical ways to protect SMBs from having to pay a ransom to get their data back.” Kaspersky recommends 9 important steps for SMBs to take to prepare. and after a ransomware attack Kaspersky_Ransomware Mr. Xiang Thiang Yow, General Manager, Southeast Asia, Kaspersky, revealed: “Ransomware can be said to have reached the top of the world several years ago and has gradually decreased in numbers. Changed to focus on victims to business groups According to recent research.





One in three ransomware attacks today are focused on business users. Therefore, while the total number of ransomware attack attempts detected in the region is 69% lower than the same period last year But there is also a risk to SMBs and enterprises of losing data and money. Because threats like this are always on the loose. The good news is that there are practical ways to protect SMBs from having to pay ransoms to get their data back.” In Southeast Asia, trade is beginning to return to normal after the lockdown. Kaspersky experts have a number of useful tips for returning your operations safe from ransomware: Before a ransomware attack, back up your data. Back up and back up data Backup is an important spell. We must always have a new backup. In order to have replacement information in the event that information is lost. (Due to malware or a damaged device, etc.) and store backup files on a backup device. Including storing it on the cloud to build stability and confidence. And it should be a place where information can be quickly retrieved for emergency use. Educate employees Cultivate shared responsibility within the organization.