With the rapid development in the modern world, data has become the most important asset in any organization. As a result, companies exponentially grow their databases and process them to make various business decisions. However, handling large amounts of data is complex, and organizations must continuously work on data security to reduce the risk.‍ On the other hand, organizations can not depend on any data they collect.

Protecting against ransomware attacks is a cybersecurity priority for businesses of all sizes. Ransomware encrypts data files or entire systems across an organization. Encryption blocks access to these assets and renders them unusable unless the victim pays a ransom sum demanded by the threat actor in return for a decryption key.

According to Accenture, security attacks have increased by 31% from 2020 to 2021. The average number of attacks per company has increased by approximately 23.7%, and Cisco predicts the cumulative costs of cybersecurity to hit $10.5 trillion by 2025.‍ A security breach occurs when unauthorized actors find their way into data and systems they shouldn't be in.