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Ransomware and Threat Protection
Episode 6: Ransomware and Threat Protection with James Ringold
Host: Dr. Kenneth Johnson
Guest: James Ringold
Duration: ~20 minutes
ransomware, cybersecurity, threat landscape, AI in security, recovery strategies, ransomware as a service, security education, enterprise security, ransomware attacks, modern security platforms
In this episode of Secured with Dr. KJ, James Ringold breaks down the constantly evolving ransomware threat landscape and its implications for enterprise security. From the rise of AI-powered attacks to the growth of ransomware as a service, James explains why these threats demand more than just technical fixes—they require a strategic, cross-functional approach.
We also explore the growing importance of security education, the burden of legacy systems, and how organizations can better balance proactive prevention with rapid recovery strategies.
- How ransomware tactics have evolved, including triple extortion
- Why legacy systems are still a major weak spot
- How AI is both a threat and a tool in cybersecurity
- The role of cloud storage and file versioning in recovery
- Why education and awareness are just as critical as tooling
- How to think about ransomware as a business risk, not just a tech problem
Key Takeaways:
- Ransomware damages are projected to hit $57 billion by 2025
- Triple extortion and human-operated attacks are on the rise
- AI is enabling faster, stealthier attacks
- Ransomware as a service creates a supply chain of cybercrime
- Legacy infrastructure remains a major vulnerability
- Cloud-based recovery tools like versioning can expedite restoration
- Employee education and SOC readiness are vital to response
- Effective defense requires cross-team collaboration
- Prevention and recovery must go hand-in-hand
- Ransomware is a business-level risk, not just an IT concern
Memorable Quotes:
- “AI is used to automate phishing and evade detection.”
- “Ransomware as a service is a growing concern.”
- “Attackers don’t hack anymore—they log in.”
- “Balancing prevention with rapid recovery is crucial.”
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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By Kenneth JohnsonEpisode 6: Ransomware and Threat Protection with James Ringold
Host: Dr. Kenneth Johnson
Guest: James Ringold
Duration: ~20 minutes
ransomware, cybersecurity, threat landscape, AI in security, recovery strategies, ransomware as a service, security education, enterprise security, ransomware attacks, modern security platforms
In this episode of Secured with Dr. KJ, James Ringold breaks down the constantly evolving ransomware threat landscape and its implications for enterprise security. From the rise of AI-powered attacks to the growth of ransomware as a service, James explains why these threats demand more than just technical fixes—they require a strategic, cross-functional approach.
We also explore the growing importance of security education, the burden of legacy systems, and how organizations can better balance proactive prevention with rapid recovery strategies.
- How ransomware tactics have evolved, including triple extortion
- Why legacy systems are still a major weak spot
- How AI is both a threat and a tool in cybersecurity
- The role of cloud storage and file versioning in recovery
- Why education and awareness are just as critical as tooling
- How to think about ransomware as a business risk, not just a tech problem
Key Takeaways:
- Ransomware damages are projected to hit $57 billion by 2025
- Triple extortion and human-operated attacks are on the rise
- AI is enabling faster, stealthier attacks
- Ransomware as a service creates a supply chain of cybercrime
- Legacy infrastructure remains a major vulnerability
- Cloud-based recovery tools like versioning can expedite restoration
- Employee education and SOC readiness are vital to response
- Effective defense requires cross-team collaboration
- Prevention and recovery must go hand-in-hand
- Ransomware is a business-level risk, not just an IT concern
Memorable Quotes:
- “AI is used to automate phishing and evade detection.”
- “Ransomware as a service is a growing concern.”
- “Attackers don’t hack anymore—they log in.”
- “Balancing prevention with rapid recovery is crucial.”
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.