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Enterprise Strategy Group: Earlier ransomware detection and prevention with hardware and software

Ransomware techniques are only becoming more sophisticated, and in order to stop attackers, organizations need to rethink their strategies.

In this e-book produced by TechTarget’s Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), ESG Principal Analyst, Dave Gruber, explores why a more active collaboration between security mechanisms is required to achieve earlier detection and prevention.

Download the e-book now to unlock the full 15-page analysis and improve ransomware security.

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