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When is a Ransom Not a Ransom?

When you pay it and still don’t get back what was stolen, which is happening more often with ransomware, at least according to a new survey of IT pros working in small and midsize businesses.

The survey found that one in five SMBs suffered a ransomware attack in the last 12 months. About 40% of those affected paid attackers an average of $2,423 to regain access to their data — but disturbingly, less than half of those who paid a ransom actually got their information back. The rest were out both data and cash.

Save yourself from a similar fate! Read our ransomware best practices guide, then contact us for help putting those best practices into effect.

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