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Ransomware Survival Guide
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89 students

Ransomware Survival Guide

What every business and individual needs to Know Before, During, After an Attack
Created byTerry Cutler
Last updated 7/2026
English
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What you'll learn

  • Students will know what to do Before, During and After a Ransomware Attack

Course content

3 sections7 lectures2h 1m total length
  • Introduction to Ransomware11:25

    Explore how ransomware operates as online extortion against individuals and organizations. Learn why attackers demand Bitcoin payments and how anonymity networks like Tor enable it, with prevention and response strategies.

  • What to do Before a Rasomware Attack5:58
  • What to do During a Rasomware Attack14:56
  • What to do After a Rasomware Attack5:28
  • Conclusion1:01

Requirements

  • No equipment or software needed

Description

Ransomware came roaring back with a vengeance in 2017 and promises attacks on consumer electronics in 2018. This type of malware gets its name from the payment it demands after locking away victims’ files has quickly become one of the top types of cyber-attacks.

Only 4 in 10 companies have a strategy in place to deal with Ransomware, and of those 4, 1 would go bankrupt and close their doors forever.

With the raise of the price of bitcoin, it could cost 10s of thousands of dollars to get your data back if you get hit and that’s besides business disruption, remediation costs, and a diminished brand.

Ransomware is out of control right now and technology is having a very difficult time trying to stop it. This means it's all up to us, the human firewall to prevent it.

This tutorial will guide you on what to do Before, During and After a Ransomware Attack.

Be sure to check out my blog at TerryCutler[dot]Com for more educational videos.

Who this course is for:

  • Corporate end users
  • Corporate Executives
  • Corporate IT Department
  • Individuals