ESET PROTECTs against ransomware

Successful ransomware attacks are in the news every day.

Every 40 seconds, a business falls victim to ransomware
Payments to attackers exceeded $400 million in cryptocurrency in 2020
Nearly 2,400 US companies, local governments, healthcare facilities and schools were victims of ransomware in 2020
$18.9B: Cost of ransomware attacks on US government organizations in 2020

Sources: CyberRisk Alliance, Chainalysis, Federal Bureau of Investigations, Comparitech, IBM Cyber, Security Intelligence Index Report

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ESET PROTECT Complete combines endpoint security with full disk encryption and cloud sandbox analysis for next-level protection against ransomware and other advanced threats.

Improved protection against ransomware and zero-day attacks with cloud sandboxing, encryption and endpoint protection.
Real-time visibility of all your endpoints from a convenient web console available on-premises or cloud-based.
Advanced machine learning, deep behavioral inspection and ransomware shield enhance ESET’s powerful endpoint protection.
Preventive protection for email servers and Microsoft 365 cloud applications.

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Using multi-factor authentication (MFA) is essential to preventing ransomware and other invasive attacks. MFA reduces the risk of shared or stolen passwords and brute-force attacks that are favorite entry points for ransomware.

Adds a layer of log-in protection via a one-time password generated on a user’s smartphone
Easy to deploy and user-friendly for employees
Authentication for web/cloud services such as Office 365, Google Apps and Dropbox
Support for mobile applications, push notifications, hardware tokens and custom methods

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Human error is cited as a major contributing cause in 95% of all breaches. You can reduce your risk of ransomware, data loss, and other threats by teaching employees to recognize phishing, avoid online scams, follow internet best practices and create strong passwords.