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Introduction to Ransomware and Forensics
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In this lesson, our experts will discuss strategies on how to build up your defenses using law and technology. Ransomware is defined as a type of malicious software designed to block access to a computer system until a sum of money is paid. A simple ransomware attack may lock a system without damaging organizations files, while a more complex malware uses cryptoviral extortion. Speakers will provide an understanding of what makes up a ransomware attack, how they can occur, discuss the new OFAC framework and OFAC priorities. Additionally, the panel will also discuss screening, monitoring, and receiving payments, as well as offer best practices for ensuring effective sanctions compliance.