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In a digital age where computers are connected via network and data are stored on the cloud, this present challenges and risks. In May 2017, a widespread ransomware campaign is impacting global corporations, government entities and home users in multiple countries. The latest version of this ransomware variantknown as WannaCryor Wanna Decryptor- has spread rapidly over the weekend. Ransomware is a program that covertly installs on devices and either mounts an extortion attack that holds data hostage or locks operating systems until a ransom is paid. Research and discuss strategies to counteract such a threat at the personal, corporate, and national levels. word count (500 words) In a digital age where computers are connected via network and data are stored on the cloud, this present challenges and risks. In May 2017, a widespread ransomware campaign is impacting global corporations, government entities and home users in multiple countries. The latest version of this ransomware variantknown as WannaCryor Wanna Decryptor- has spread rapidly over the weekend. Ransomware is a program that covertly installs on devices and either mounts an extortion attack that holds data hostage or locks operating systems until a ransom is paid. Research and discuss strategies to counteract such a threat at the personal, corporate, and national levels. In a digital age where computers are connected via network and data are stored on the cloud, this present challenges and risks. In May 2017, a widespread ransomware campaign is impacting global corporations, government entities and home users in multiple countries. The latest version of this ransomware variantknown as WannaCryor Wanna Decryptor- has spread rapidly over the weekend. Ransomware is a program that covertly installs on devices and either mounts an extortion attack that holds data hostage or locks operating systems until a ransom is paid. Research and discuss strategies to counteract such a threat at the personal, corporate, and national levels. word count (500 words).

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