<ul><li>A recent study by Palo Alto Networks‘ Unit 42 Threat Intelligence reveals that 66% of cloud-stored data is vulnerable to ransomware attacks.</li><li>Many businesses and individuals fail to implement necessary security measures in their cloud environments, relying on default settings that offer minimal protection.</li><li>The responsibility of securing data in the cloud falls on both the cloud storage provider and the user, who must implement and manage security tools effectively.</li><li>To mitigate the risk of ransomware attacks, users should adjust default settings, implement strong encryption protocols, manage access permissions, and stay updated with security patches and best practices.</li></ul>

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