>There are several different platforms out there that can shut a machine off if it becomes infected, and then keep all the other machines safe from the machine

>There are several different platforms out there that can shut a machine off if it becomes infected, and then keep all the other machines safe from the machine that is infected... Ramos said this is the type of software the county purchased after the attack, to protect the county’s server So I'm not an expert by any means, but I can't picture how that is an effective protection. Either the detection can catch it before infection, in which case why shut down? Or it catches it after infection when it could have already spread. Setting up that last backup sounds like a better use of money.