Different day, different group, same story. Ransomware attacks continue to disrupt our infrastructure, our states, and our way of life. Can we do something differently to better defend ourselves? The answer is yes. Currently, we’re mostly doing more of the same - more security controls, more user education, more segmentation, and increased scrutiny of user privileges. But one critical step we're still overlooking is ransomware posture testing: automatically emulating ransomware attack chains from start to finish. Test, validate, remediate, repeat. It’s time to get 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 and test our ransomware readiness before the attack happens. The technology is already here. #ransomware #SecurityValidation #Medusa #RansomwareReady
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6dAbsolutely agree with you! Ransomware posture testing is a vital step that many organizations overlook. By proactively simulating attacks, we can identify vulnerabilities and strengthen our defenses before they are tested by real threats. It's not just about enhancing security measures but about ensuring a comprehensive approach that includes regular testing and remediation. What strategies do you think organizations can adopt to implement effective ransomware posture testing?