Same Company. Four Breaches. Never Locked Down.

Office interior with repeated red ransomware warnings on the screens

Estimated Exposure: 34 GB exfiltrated, 3-day total shutdown

What happened: Sarcoma ransomware. 34 GB taken. Three-day complete shutdown. Their FOURTH cyber incident. Same company. Four times. They got hit, cleaned up, got back to work. Got hit again. Because they never actually locked the doors. Once you’ve been breached you go on a list. Other groups buy that access.  Without proper hardening and ongoing monitoring, you’re just waiting for the next one.

Source: Cyber Daily exclusive, Nov 2024

This case describes repeated cyber incidents and the disruption caused by ransomware.

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