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Cyber Defense for the Hybrid Enterprise in the Age of AI

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Table of Contents Introduction xxvi Chapter 1 The Evolution of Cyber Threats: Digital Fraud, Ransomware, and AI-Driven Attacks 1 A Call to Secure the Future 1 The Rise of Digital Fraud and Ransomware Attacks: A Shifting Battlefield 4 The Psychology Behind Social Engineering: How…

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Table of Contents Introduction xxvi Chapter 1 The Evolution of Cyber Threats: Digital Fraud, Ransomware, and AI-Driven Attacks 1 A Call to Secure the Future 1 The Rise of Digital Fraud and Ransomware Attacks: A Shifting Battlefield 4 The Psychology Behind Social Engineering: How Cybercriminals Exploit Human Nature 9 Ransomware from Simple Lockers to Organized Crime: The Rise of The Future of Ransomware: AI-Powered and Nation-StateBacked Attacks 27 Defense Strategies: Preparing for the Future of Ransomware 31 Key Tactics Used by Cybercriminals 42 Insider Threats: The Enemy Within 44 The Economic Impact of Cybercrime on Businesses, Financial Institutions, and Individuals 46 Understanding Cybercriminal Motivations and Attack Vectors 48 Summary 49 References in This Chapter 52 Chapter 2 The…

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