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Rewarding users for strong password selection can be a good way to eliminate terrible password hygiene throughout an organization.
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As countless security compromises have shown, weak passwords are a common root cause for the initial breach of a victim network.
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Security teams can use a feedback loop to measure end user security, educate users, illustrate consequences and measure end user behavior.
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The “Ransomware Response Guide” can help your organization prepare for preventing this common threat or validate your existing security policies.
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If you need a silver lining, think of a ransomware event as a low-cost security assessment pointing out weaknesses in your organization’s environment.
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