Ransomware poses latest threat to Irish firms
With its many predictions of impending doom, the IT security industry is often accused of scaremongering. After all, it has a vested interest in making sure that companies feel like Armageddon is just around the corner: the more fear, uncertainty and doubt out there, the better things are for business.
However, when it comes to ransomware, the threat that is posed to Irish customers can’t be underestimated, according to Conor Flynn, managing director of Information...
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