Over the past few weeks, revelations of ransomware cyber-attacks on U.S. businesses have rocked the country’s infrastructure and have held hostage companies’ computer systems that are necessary to provide essential services to the nation. In a typical ransomware attack, hackers exploit a security vulnerability to gain access to a company’s computer system. After gaining access,
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