Here's what you can do about ransomware
Last week, people in my neck of the woods, North Carolina, went into a panic. You couldn't get gasoline for love or money. The root cause? Colonial Pipeline, a major oil and gas pipeline company, had been hit by a major ransomware attack. With four main fuel pipelines shut down, people throughout the southeast U.S. lined up at gas stations for every drop of gas they could get.
You may not believe that ransomware is a serious threat. But I and most everyone else in the southeast? We believe.