SEC595: Applied Data Science and AI/Machine Learning for Cybersecurity Professionals

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Contact UsCybercriminals continue to develop and enhance both new and existing ransomware variants, exploiting vulnerabilities to compromise computer systems and wreak havoc on individuals and organizations. Ransomware, while everchanging, typically relies heavily on a lack of controls in place for it to be promptly stopped or eradicated; however, many controls set out to reduce the overall impact of ransomware, if not stop it entirely. Organizations often try to protect themselves from ransomware by investing money into their security stack, Anti-virus, Endpoint Detection and Response, and Host Intrusion Prevention System. However, these tools will not be nearly as effective without the proper controls to align their functions. Implementing CIS Critical Security Controls can significantly reduce the impact of ransomware, or even potentially stop it in its tracks, meaning minimal disruptions to operations.