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February 18, 2013 Timothy Prickett Morgan
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Raz-Lee SecurityWith COVID-19 wreaking havoc, cybercriminals are taking advantage of the global impact that it has had on our families, our businesses and our societies. It is more important now than ever to ensure that IT systems are protected, so that when all of this is behind us, we can get back to business as usual as quickly as possible.
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iSecurity Anti-Ransomware has been recently enhanced with a Self-Test feature that allows you to simulate a ransomware attack on your IBM i. The simulated attack is limited to the test folder and cannot harm any other folders or files. This new feature lets organizations see how they are protected against known or unknown ransomware.
Key Features:
- Real-time scanning for known and unknown ransomware threats.
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- Self-Test for attack simulation
- Classification of the attack based on log.
- Automatic updates with the most current ransomware definitions.
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