Researchers have detected a new worm called EternalRocks that is spreading, but unlike WannaCry ransomware, this one is using seven NSA tools instead of two. The worm's existence first came to light on Wednesday May 17, after it infected an international security vendor test system. Gibraltar is engaging our security vendors and OS manufactures to make certain patches have been road mapped and to determine timeline of release. Once a hotfix or definition is released we will p

The May Gibraltar Newsletter has arrived! Read about the threat of Ransomware attacks, our employee of the month, emergency contact information, Tom's newest blog post,and more! Find it here: http://docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/081473_7de81801ca2241f997d59f81af0e4de1.pdf #Newsletter

Notifying and updating clients is of the utmost importance for Gibraltar to effectively troubleshoot and resolve issues when they occur. Each of our clients should have multiple emergency contacts designated for important Gibraltar communications. For these contacts we need multiple avenues of communication to ensure that we can reach them, including work and personal email addresses and business and cell phone numbers. Do we have your emergency contact information? Cont

As widely reported, hackers launched a global ransomware campaign last Friday, May 12, known as “WannaCry Ransomware." Targeting tens of thousands of companies and governmental organizations in over 150 countries, this campaign systematically encrypts files, rendering them inaccessible, and asks businesses to pay a ransom in order to regain access. This outbreak continues to spread. There is no fix for WannaCry or any form of Ransomware. Businesses impacted by Ransomware wit