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Daily Archives: June 11, 2016
Paying for Data
Would you recommend your organization pay a ransom to get the key to decrypt data that’s become encrypted on your database systems? What if the data were encrypted in backups going back two weeks? It’s an interesting question, and one … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged Database Weekly, security
