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Check Point and Europol collaborate
New,
free educational resources now available to help business and
individuals block new attacks, and recover data from computers that have
been affected.
The Check Point and Europol report also gives detailed, practical advice for organizations and individuals on preventing ransomware from infecting their machines, and best-practice tips on how to respond to and recover from a ransomware attack.
Oded Gonda, VP Technology & Innovation at Check Point said: “The new report gives both businesses and individuals a clear, concise guide to the fast-evolving ransomware threat and how they can protect themselves against it. Closer cooperation between security companies and international law enforcement will be critical in fighting back against ransomware and helping to reduce the impact of large-scale campaigns, which is why we are working closely with Europol to spread awareness of the growing ransomware threat”.
Check Point is part of Europol’s Cybercrime Center Internet Security Advisory Board, and is an associate partner of the international No More Ransom project, a collaboration between law enforcement agencies and the private sector to fight ransomware together. Check Point is offering its cybersecurity experience and technical expertise to help develop new solutions in the fight against ransomware. Members include enforcement agencies from 22 countries across Europe, as well as The European Commission and cybersecurity specialist companies.