While there were several headline-grabbing ransomware attacks during in 2017, another big threat started appearing at the same time that didn’t get the same coverage – illicit cryptomining.
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1. Implement Service Desk. (Centrally).
2. Move all File Servers and Applications off site.
3. Move to Remote Desktop Services. (Service Desk can show user faults in real time!)
4. Roll out Thin Clients.
5. Store spares configured on-site, for easy deployment by staff.
That was in 1995! it's got much easier since, with faster and cheaper communications, and faster clients etc
(but you could send someone out 1 a month, 1 a quarter, and ensure they have stocks of spares, configured in stores read just to plug in!)
or ship to sight, and have vendors ready configure laptops, printers, desktops etc