Ransomware seems\u00a0to be everywhere, and a good deal of cybersecurity-related\u00a0forums are abuzz with discussions how to deal with it. Ransomware\u00a0avoids signature detection, its encryption is almost always unbreakable, and it does not necessarily need\u00a0administrative rights to cause damage. It affects files stored on the network shares, disables restore points, removes shadows copies, and tracks down and wipes your backups \u2013 in other words, all imaginable\u00a0damage. Time to surrender? Not really.<\/p>\n
At Kaspersky Lab, we have a great preventive solution that not only detects ransomware at the stage of infection, but also if someone runs the file, the tool can spot the malicious behavior and then block the action and roll back the changes. Some additional information can be found at the following links:<\/p>\n