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CCTV Troubleshooting Scenario: NVR/DVR Not Recording

What is Ransomeware?
Ransomware is a type of malicious software, or malware, that steals data, encrypts it, and holds it for ransom, usually demanded in cryptocurrency. Ransomware attacks most often deny victims access to their data unless the ransom is paid and there is typically a timeframe in which to pay it before the data is gone forever.

How Ransomware Works?
Ransomware is most commonly spread by phishing emails and ads with infected links or a planted website embedded with malware. Phishing emails often appear as though they have been sent from a legitimate organization or someone known to the victim (in targeted attacks), tricking the user into clicking on a malicious link or opening a malicious attachment.
In ransomware attacks on an individual, documents, photos, and financial information are most commonly locked and held hostage. While individuals might be an easier target, corporations—especially larger organizations—are far more attractive. If attackers can get just one employee to download the malware, it can then spread from that user’s device onto the network, where the stakes are much higher. Not only can an attack disrupt business, but the threat of data loss or exposure could be devastating and costly in dollars and in company reputation.

“No CCTV, No Business Permit Policy” Due to the issued ordinance, DILG urges LGUS that all businesses with establishments are required to install CCTVs.

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