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    Security incident recovery times are over 7 months on average

    Organizations are taking almost a month longer to recover from cybersecurity incidents than they did a year ago, and 25% longer than expected, a Fastly survey has found. This year, businesses report taking an average of 7.3 months to recover from cybersecurity breaches, substantially more than their anticipated timeline of 5.9 months. And recovery times were even worse for companies…

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    New Windows 11 recovery tool to let admins remotely fix unbootable devices

    Microsoft is working on a new Windows “Quick Machine Recovery” feature that will allow IT administrators to use Windows Update “targeted fixes” to remotely fix systems rendered unbootable. This new feature is part of a new Windows Resiliency Initiative launched in response to a widespread July 2024 outage caused by a buggy CrowdStrike Falcon update that rendered hundreds of thousands…

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    Cyber insurance claims are declining as firms take ransomware recovery into their own hands

    While more organizations than ever have cyber insurance, the number of claims is falling as companies refuse to make ransom payments and tackle recovery themselves. According to Databarracks’ Data Health Check – an annual survey of 500 UK IT decision makers – two-thirds report having insurance specifically for cybersecurity in 2024, a figure that’s surged from 51% over the past…

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