Your Ransomware
Don’t Pay the Ransom!
When you’re infected by ransomware, your first line of defense is having a backup and DR plan in place. And it only counts as a plan if you’ve tested it.
Number One Defense Strategy
The number one threat polluting enterprise networks is ransomware. According to a recent survey, 41% of U.S. businesses had at least encountered between one to five ransomware attacks in the previous 12 months. When you’re infected with ransomware—you have two choices: pay the ransom or recover data from a clean backup.
- Unlimited Version History
If ransomware changes your most recent backup, having unlimited version history gives you the confidence to turn back time to restore unencrypted files from a known good backup. - Don’t just Protect your Servers
Not being able to recover your CEO’s desktop files is never a good answer. Since ransomware is disseminated via phishing and web downloads, endpoint protection is vital to guarding against today’s most pervasive threats. - Simple & Fast Ransomware Data Recovery
Infrascale makes it simple to restore any versions of files backed up. Just find a clean, unencrypted version of the files or folders you want to restore and download them in seconds. Problem solved.
Protecting the Crown Jewels
Ransomware is designed to infect the network rapidly, initiating file encryption in just three seconds. Infecting individual files is one thing, but when ransomware infects mission critical applications and databases, you need a ransomware data recovery solution that can restore running systems in seconds – not hours or days.
- Push Button Failover
Boot up clean VMs from an on-premise appliance or from a public/private cloud in seconds. This can save hours of downtime by getting your applications, production databases, and users online by accessing a virtual production environment. - Identifying the Point of Infection
Quickly browse a disk image to quickly determine the time of infection and then restore a backup just prior to that point in time. - Destressing a Stressful Situation
The worst part of getting infected by ransomware is not knowing whether you can recover from the attack and how much data and productivity will be lost. Sleep better knowing that you can simply and quickly recover from the unexpected.
Introducing Anomaly Detection
Ransomware often infects files over a period time, many IT admins are unaware that their company is infected until it’s too late. Anomaly detection ensures you’ll never be caught off guard.
What is Anomaly Detection? It’s an early warning system that enables companies to quickly isolate a ransomware infection and recover important data before the entire network is frozen. When we see anomalies in the number of changed files, we will automatically send you an email alert — an anomaly warning — that lets you know when your ‘new’ or ‘changed’ file count jumps off the chart.
With this knowledge, you know when you were infected and can revert back to a clean backup.
Resources
Learn preventative and ransomware containment best practices, so that your data remains safe.
Learn how to develop the best strategy to protect your business from ransomware downtime.
Check out these 6 practical strategies to lower your risk profile and better defend your organization from ransomware.
You’re infected with ransomware – now what? Not all is lost. Follow these simple steps to limit the downtime and data loss.
When a production database gets infected with ransomware, the business costs can be enormous. Compare and contrast cloud backup to DRaaS solutions for system recovery.
See how the University of Virginia recovered from a recent ransomware attack without breaking a sweat by having the right backup and disaster solution in place.
“Within a few hours of the ransomware infection, we were able to restore all of our files. The data recovery went exactly as expected and the agency was up and running quickly.”
Michael Coppola
President CJIS Solutions
