Why you need our help in a
Ransomware Incident or Cyber Attack?
SINCE 1999 WE HAVE HELPED OVER 10000 CLIENTS RECOVER THEIR DATA
Organizations will face a new ransomware attack every 2 seconds by 2031, up from every 11 seconds in 2021, according to Cybersecurity Ventures.
Ransomware cost the world $20 billion in 2021. That number is expected to rise to $265 billion by 2031.
In 2021, 37% of all businesses and organizations were hit by ransomware.
Malicious emails are up 600% due to COVID-19 and ransomware attacks surged by 148% in March of 2020.
The first step is to evaluate the nature of the incident and identify the type of ransomware variant. Containment is a top priority to prevent ransomware from spreading. Our team will give you technical advice and guide you through the process to contain the ransomware incident immediately. If you detect the attack fast enough, you may be able to stop the encryption process.
At this point, we will also find the optimal response and decide whether restoring your systems from backups or paying the ransom is the best option for you. Our team will define an incident response plan that outlines how each stage of the incident response process should be handled.
If we decide there is no other way to get your encrypted data back, we will try to negotiate the ransom amount. When we determine the price, we will make the payment to get your files back. Our team is well-trained and highly experienced in achieving secure and safe negotiations and has a 100% payment success rate.
Identifying the source of the infection is crucial for understanding how attackers gained access to the system, what other actions they took while they were on the network, and the extent of the infection. Detecting the source of the infection is useful for not only resolving the current incident but can also help organizations address vulnerabilities and reduce the risk of future compromise.
At this point in the process, the incident response team will complete the investigation and will be able to understand what has occurred. The incident responders then work to remove all traces of the infection from compromised systems. This may include malware deletion and removal of persistence mechanisms or a complete wipe and restoration of affected computers from clean backups. After eradication, the response team may scan or monitor the infected systems for some time to ensure that the malware has been completely eliminated. After this, the computers are restored to normal operation by lifting the quarantine isolating them from the rest of the corporate network.
Finally, in a report, we will describe our activities and the outcomes of those efforts, as well as possible actions and cybersecurity measures required to prevent future incidents.
Since you reached our website you may be experiencing the following problems or have the questions below:
Yes. As long as there is a ransomware virus that infected your infrastructure, we can help you recover with reduced costs and time. Very few cases exist where we cannot help.
Files usually get decrypted within 2-10 days depending on the ransomware family. On the other side even if we decrypt your files then you may suffer downtime for longer time periods since the attack might has caused other issues in your infrastructure.
These are the primary tasks that we need to perform.
Sometimes yes and sometimes no. Depends of the ransomware group. We will provide you with statistics of successful cases depending on the Ransomware family that will assist your decision.
How We Can Help
with Ransomware Decryption and do the Ransomware Negotiation
If you have a ransomware incident or believe you are under attack then call us immediately for assistance
via our emergency line +30 21 1234 4511, chat or contact form.