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“I don’t care [about] the size of your organization, you have to be aware that people will and want to maliciously take or destroy your data,” says Dallas Nash, a speaker at Evangel University's Cybersecurity and Ethics Symposium and Senior Regional Manager with Dell. “If you don’t acknowledge that there is a potential problem, you’re rendered useless in term of mitigating against it.” No company is too small to be attacked by ransomware. You must be able to secure and recover your critical data.
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