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Cyemptive Technologies To Host Webinar on “Five Tips for Staying Cyber-Safe During the Holiday Shopping Season”

Snohomish, Wash. (December 8, 2021) – Cyemptive Technologies, a provider of preemptive cybersecurity solutions, winner of the Department of Homeland Security’s national competition for most innovative security-related solution in the market and winner of the American Security Today (AST’s) Homeland Security Platinum Award for Best Anti-Malware Solution plus AST’s Homeland Security Silver Award for Best …

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Former FBI Cyber Agent, Author and Keynote speaker, Scott Augenbaum and Former Microsoft CIO/CISO Jim DuBois to Headline Webinar on the Secrets to Preventing Ransomware Hosted by Cyemptive Technologies

Cyemptive Technologies, a provider of preemptive cybersecurity products and technology will host a Fireside Chat featuring Scott Augenbaum, author, keynote speaker and retired FBI Cyber Division Agent and Jim DuBois, former Microsoft CIO and CISO

Cyemptive Technologies Announces Their Recently Issued Patent That, For the First Time in History, Provides the Key to Successfully Defend Against Ransomware, Malware and Steganography

Cyemptive Technologies, Inc., a provider of pre-emptive cybersecurity products and technology today announced their recently issued patent that, for the first time in history, provides a patent-validated solution to prevent ransomware, malware and steganography assaults.

Cybersecurity Pioneer Cyemptive Technologies Says Colonial Pipeline and JBS meat processing Ransomware Attacks Could Have Been Prevented; Warns that Organizations Need to Change Their Cybersecurity Models to Avoid Future Attacks

Cyemptive Technologies, Inc., a provider of pre-emptive cybersecurity products and technology announced that the recent Colonial Pipeline and JBS meat processing ransomware attacks should not have happened, and advised that entities need to change their model for cybersecurity to avoid damage from such attacks in the future.