Ransomware Attacks

A clear read on 2026 ransomware data, who attackers are hitting, the legal risk in paying, and the first calls to make.

Check ransomware claims against SEC 8-K filings, the HHS breach portal and joint advisories, and spot recycled or fake leak data.

The latest FBI ransomware numbers, the new Gunra and Medusa warnings, the first flaws to patch and where to report an attack.

The first-hour ransomware steps, backup checks and sanctions risks to settle before attackers force the decision for you.

Backups only count if you can restore from them — see what the data says about failed recoveries and how to test yours before an attack.

Learn how to isolate a possibly exposed backup, verify it safely, and avoid restoring ransomware into a clean system.

Learn how to assess changed file extensions, contain a suspected attack, protect backups, and preserve evidence.

Separate August attacks from older notices, identify exposed data, and prioritize the defenses highlighted by Gunra.

A practical guide to the July surge, Gunra and Medusa warnings, claim-count limits, and the controls to check now.

Learn how 2026 ransomware evidence affects disclosure timing, incident response, recovery, and federal reporting duties.