That means every month your business could be attacked by some ransomware product. There are 32.5 million businesses in the US. Ransomware attacks occur every 14 seconds – Cybercrime Magazine.
The teal BAD, Botnet Activity Detection, lines show a connection to a know command and control server used by cyber criminals. The purple KAS, Anti-Spam, lines detect suspected spam traffic sent to or from your computer. An example would be to have any program on a flash drive run automatically when the drive is inserted. The yellow VUL, Vulerablity Scan, lines detect weak security settings or configurations on the current machine. The pink IDS, Intrusion Detection System Scan, lines shows network attacks from a firewall on a computer. The blue WAV, Web Anti-Virus Scan, lines show any malware or viruses detected browsing web sites by a user protected by Kapersky. The orange MAV, Mail Anti-Virus scan, lines shows malware or virus detection from email messages that are detected as harmful. 
The red ODS, On Demand Scan, lines shows malware or viruses detected by a scheduled Kapersky scan. The green OAS, On Access Scan, lines shows malware detected by Kaspersky software while files are opened, run, copied or saved on a computer or to a web file service. You are seeing less than 10% of the activity world wide. Lines on the globe show malware and system attacks detected by Kaspersky software products. 
The graphic above is created by Kaspersky, a global security company with a total market share of 8.14% in 2018.
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