We\u2019ve already talked about the quick steps administrators can take in the event of an encrypting ransomware attack. Unfortunately, such incidents have been occurring more and more often.\u00a0Perhaps the most frustrating thing about this trend is that sometimes people expose their business to cyberthreats not because they can\u2019t afford security products, but because they don\u2019t know how to use the products to provide efficient protection from encrypting ransomware. In some cases, administrators fail to configure security solutions properly or even disable the required components.<\/p>\n
Kaspersky Lab has prepared several videos to help administrators configure the latest versions of Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business<\/a> and Kaspersky Security for Windows Server<\/a>. Both solutions include, among other features, technology capable of counteracting encrypting malware.<\/p>\n System monitoring<\/strong><\/p>\n In most cases, security solutions block ransomware with no extra help, but new and recent malicious programs may not yet be included in their databases. To combat such threats, you need subsystems monitoring programs\u2019 behavior.\u00a0If the computers on your network are protected by Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business<\/a>, you can use the general control console in Kaspersky Security Center to enable updatable patterns of dangerous activity (Behavior Stream Signatures, or BSS) to identify and block malicious activity.<\/p>\n