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Ransomware attacks have been around for decades, affecting organizations of all sizes and threatening the U.S. economy, commerce, and multiple industries. Ransomware gangs are becoming increasingly relentless in their tactics and have started encrypting backup files before encrypting live systems, making it even harder for organizations to avoid paying the ransom. The cost of ransomware attacks alone is expected to reach upwards of $20 billion in 2021.1 It was recently reported that cyberattacks rose 400% since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.2 Opportunistic ransomware gangs seized on this opportunity and doubled down on their attacks against organizations during and after COVID-19. In this eBook, we will take a look at how to stop ransomware attacks with three proven security practices.