An Oregon city that lost police evidence to ransomware now runs SnapShield on its storage.
The situation
In 2020 ransomware encrypted police evidence at the City of Keizer, Oregon.
What they did
The city adopted 45Drives SnapShield, which watches for ransomware behaviour on the storage server itself.
The result
SnapShield stops an attack within a few dozen files and backs up existing files immediately.
Why it matters
Municipalities are a prime ransomware target. Protection on the storage catches what endpoint tools miss.
Source: GovTech. This organization is a 45Drives customer, not a Connex client.