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Assessing the Disruptions of Ransomware Gangs

Posted on July 5, 2024 by Dissent

Intel 471 took a look back at law enforcement attempts to disrupt ransomware groups and at the recent Operation Cronos.  Their timeline begins in 2021.

The report looks at the immediate impact of disruptions and then the long-term impact.

Do disruptions really make a significant — and lasting — dent in the problem, or are all impacts just short-term and more individual-specific?  I’ve put aside their report on my desk to read it this weekend.

Read their report.

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