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reevert 1.11.0 has been released

We are very excited to announce the immediate availability of reevert firmware 1.11.0 and reevert appliance OVA 1.11.0. This version ships with a lot of new exciting features such as Quick Restores, User Rights Console, File Server and Memory monitoring and many more. Click to read more about this release.

reevert Backup Offers One Year Free Subscription To Any Business Affected By Ransomware

Just last week, the world suffered its second global cyberattack at the hands of GoldenEye, a new strain of Petya ransomware. Prior to that, the world was struck by the biggest ransomware attack in history, plaguing over 300,000 machines. In response to the recent events, reevert, a SaaS all-in-one backup solution, is eager to help affected businesses protect their data from any future cyberattacks by giving away a one year free subscription of reevert to victims struck by ransomware. Reevert is providing them a second chance at data protection and recovery.

Why Global Ransomware Attacks Keep Happening

Last week, the world was hit with yet another global ransomware attack. Why do global ransomware attacks keep happening?

The truth is, there is no one, single answer to why ransomware is hitting globally. In a nutshell, perpetrators are taking advantage of outdated, unprotected systems.

SamSam Ransomware Demands Over $33,000 Ransom From Victims

Ransomware has been around for awhile but SamSam ransomware is relatively new to the scene: Consider yourselves warned. We’re used to seeing smaller ransoms for other strains but with SamSam, operators are demanding outrageous ransoms in exchange for decryption. 

reevert 1.10.0 has been released

reevert 1.10.0 firmware and reevert appliance OVA 1.10.0 have been released with important and exciting new features. This version includes the long awaited image backup system that transforms reevert into a full-featured backup solution. Click to read more about it.

NHS, FedEx and Other Companies Hit in Global Ransomware Attack

More than a dozen National Health Services hospitals in England and many other major companies were hit with a crippling ransomware attack today, including FedEx and Spain’s largest telecom.

Ransomware-as-a-Service Starter Pack Has Been Discovered

While ransomware attacks aren’t for the faint of heart, ransomware-as-a-service helps even the least experienced cybercriminal reach a new low. Cybercrimes and ransomware have pushed their way through the marketplace, paving their way to make some quick cash (well, Bitcoin, technically…). Ransomware is a type of malicious software that locks files and only decrypts them in exchange for a ransom. Most strains of ransomware are deployed by professional criminals. Ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS), however, can be purchased and deployed by an amateur.

10 Easy Cybersecurity Tips for SMBs

Cyber and data security concerns are kept at top of mind for SMBs, as they very well should be. The surge in security breaches over the last several years prove that cybersecurity is no longer something to just snub our noses at; we need to consciously make an effort to protect ourselves. This article walks you through 10 easy cybersecurity tips for SMBs to implement and shield your data from the dangers of digital attacks.

reevert 1.9.0 has been released

We have been working on exciting new features and improvmenets which are now available as reevert firmware 1.9.0 and reevert appliance OVA 1.9.0. Click to read about new features and major improvements.

Education Is The Key To Keeping Higher Learning Networks Safe From Ransomware

Although they aren’t typically thought of as a business, higher education institutions hold just as much critical data as any corporation. Without access to this data, it is practically impossible for colleges and universities to operate.

That is precisely why they have become a target for those looking to hijack computer systems and hold critical data for ransom. Campus IT has become a haven for hackers looking to hold information systems hostage in return for an enormous monetary payoff.

US College Forced to Pay $28,000 to Get Files Back After Ransomware Attack

The Los Angeles Valley College is only one of hundreds of institutions to learn the hard way that data security is the best way to maintain your digital assets. This past December, the college was forced to pay $28,000 via Bitcoins to hackers who held their information for ransom.

Protect Yourself While Shopping Online

Online shopping is slowly taking over brick and mortar shopping and the conveniences are unmatched: no parking, no traffic, no crowds to navigate through. With Amazon becoming the norm and having same-day or Sunday deliveries, it’s safe to say that shopping is changing. App shopping has become the newest craze, especially in the fashion world with Instagram and Pinterest.