Why is ransomware such a big threat, and how do you defend your network against it?

Using OneDrive can be an effective way to protect against ransomware to some extent. OneDrive provides version history and ransomware detection and recovery features that can help users restore their files to a previous, unaffected version in case of a ransomware attack. Additionally, OneDrive’s file storage in the cloud adds a layer of protection as files are not stored solely on a local device, which can mitigate the impact of ransomware targeting local files. However, it is important to note that while OneDrive can offer some level of protection, it should not be the sole defense against ransomware. It is still advisable to have a robust cybersecurity strategy in place, including regular backups, security software, and user awareness training to prevent and respond to ransomware attacks effectively.