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Ransomware
Introduction This year, I had the privilege of attending the OpenText Enfuse conference in Las Vegas. While there, I had the opportunity to develop my forensic abilities and build relationships with industry professionals, co-workers, friends, and many other wonderful new people. The breakout sessions provided me with deep level overviews of interesting topics like threat […]
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Enfuse 2017 Reflection – Amanda Johnson: Dissecting Ransomware
Introduction I had the distinct honor to attend EnFuse 2017 this summer! Hosted by Guidance Software each summer, the EnFuse Conference never disappoints with top notch sessions and unforgettable experiences! In between sessions we got our EnFusiasm on and collected pins and swag by networking with industry professionals and participating in special sessions. I am […]
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Enfuse 2017 Reflection – Megan Hallowell: Tracking Ransomware
Introduction On average, about .08% of malware attacks remain undetected every day. Such a small percentage is extremely misleading when large companies like Cisco receive more than 1.1 million unique threats a day: that means 88,000 pieces of malware fly under the radar of industry standard antivirus and intrusion detection softwares. “How should we combat […]
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