rwbradley wrote:
Excellent information, but one very important thing to remember with Backups is, for them to also not get hit by the Ransomware, it must be offline backup as most variants of the Ransomware will also hit attached network devices.
At my company each PC backs up to a NAS. The NAS then backsup to an external drive which is then rotated with several. The individual PC's do not have write access to the backup drives and the NAS itself cannot execute the virus. If caught on day 1 of the virus the most recent backup will still be good.
