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Ransomware's next move: Why disabling security tools changes the rules of cyber defence

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Cybercriminals are developing frameworks like GentleKiller to disable endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools, undermining traditional cybersecurity defenses. This shift requires organizations to reconsider their approach to cyber resilience by focusing on identity, access control, and protected data environments rather than relying solely on endpoint protection. Cyber professionals must adopt a zero-trust model where no element is inherently trusted without verification.

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