SearchSecurity has an account of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s (CISA’s) new ransomware resource, “Protecting Sensitive and Personal Information from Ransomware-Caused Data Breaches,” which can be found on the Agency’s “Stop Ransomware” site. In addition to “strongly discourage[ing] paying a ransom,” the document outlines measures organizations should take to prevent breaches, protect data, and respond to attacks. SearchSecurity notes an apparent point of contention regarding response best practices between CISA and NSA fellow Josiah Dykstra, who argued at this year’s Black Hat cybersecurity conference against powering down affected networks, contra CISA’s guidance. Lexology describes Canberra’s proposed Ransomware Payments Bill...