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  • Feb 11th, 2026

    What the BridgePay Ransomware Outage Really Teaches Us About Payments Security

    A major payments provider outage caused by ransomware isn't just a headline - it's a wake-up call. Using BridgePay's February 6 ransomware incident as a case study, we explore how multiple systemic failures - not a single flaw - are almost always behind these outages, and why treating security as a checkbox isn't enough.

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