The fintech industry has never really been afraid to break the mold or to shake things up. But does the same thing go for using colors in their digital product designs? Or is that a level of disruption that will be too much for their users? In this post, we’ll explore.

In a previous blog, we outlined the essential steps that organizations should take within the first two days after the detection of a ransomware attack. In this follow-up post, we’ll discuss what an organization should do after the initial response to reduce the risks of future attacks. We’ll also highlight how Progress Flowmon can support ongoing network monitoring, early detection of attacks and reduction of further damage.

Welcome to the Progress Sitefinity Champions for 2024. This program recognizes individuals that are passionate about Progress Sitefinity.

In this post, we’ll look at the benefits of content-first web design and how it can positively impact your way of working and your digital products.

The initial response to a ransomware attack is crucial for determining the damage in terms of downtime, costs, data loss and company reputation. The sooner you detect the activity associated with ransomware, the sooner you can slow its spread. From there, you can take remedial actions to significantly reduce the effects of the attack. In this blog, we’ll outline key steps organizations should take during the first 48 hours after a ransomware infection is detected. We’ll link to a recent Progress Flowmon webinar on the topic that also discusses how national recommendations and regulatory frameworks, such as NIST and NIS2, provide guidance on cyber responses. The webinar outlines how Flowmon solutions can help with early detection and response to ransomware attacks.