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On June 27th, businesses around the world were hit with a Petya attack. This attack costs companies millions in lost revenue. 

SonicWall responses to this attack and how you can protect your business against a malicious Petya attack.

Hot on the heels of WannaCry and WannaCrypt there's a new advanced threat on the block. Petya.

Back to popular demand - We bring back our Surviving WannaCry and Other Adance Threats Webinar.

This time our unmissable, interactive webinar will include an updated look on WannaCry and how businesses are still being affected by this ransomware!

While many fell victim to the latest cyber attacks last week organisations with correctly configured SonicWall Generation 6 appliances successfully repelled the attempts of WannaCry, WannaCrypt and their variations. Industry expert and Sonicwall Systems Engineer Alex Michael looks at the lessons learnt, and how you can protect yourself and your customers from becoming a victim of the advancing threats.

WannaCry hit the headlines this last week as the latest ransomware outbreak - this time affecting the NHS and other high profile organisations around the world. Was has not been reported to the same degree is the number of small businesses also affected by the variant of the WannaCry or WannaCrypt programme. Current figures show over 200,000 affected computers around the globe in over 150 countries.

As part our commitment to keep you up to date with the latest cyber threats and SonicWall's response we held a cyber crime webinar last week hosted by SonicWall's, Alex Michael.

You can revisit the webinar in audio and visual format by clicking the read more link.

Here at NetThreat our passion is network security. 

Our aim is to keep you and your customers informed about the most recent security threats and the latest technological security solutions to combat them.

SonicWall's latest network security innovation, SonicWall Email Security 9.0 with Capture ATP Service has now been released.  

This latest service is in response to the unprecedented growth of ransomwear attacks over the previous 12 months. 

The 2017 SonicWall Annual Threat Report by Dimitriy Ayprapetov has now been published.   The report covers the evolution of the cybersecurity landscape during 2016 and is based on date from the SonicWall Global Response Intelligence Defence (GRID).

Welcome to 2017! We take a look at the threats facing businesses this year and the steps you can take to address them.