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Ransomware Readiness Assessment

Prevent and defend against ransomware attacks

Ransomware Readiness Assessment

Identify critical business services, measure your ability to swiftly detect and contain threats, and pinpoint where to focus resources on backup and recovery capabilities. 

We reduce your risk by guiding your team through prioritization efforts for rapid, impactful improvements. Our ultimate goal is to strengthen your defenses and minimize the potential impact on your operations and reputation.

Our team includes seasoned security engineers, architects, and Certified Information System Security Professionals with decades of experience and thousands of hours of incident response pertaining specifically to ransomware cases in the SMB market.

What is Ransomware?

Ransomware is a form of malicious software that threatens to publish a victim’s data, or prevents access to their systems or personal files unless a ransom is paid. Files may be encrypted until a sum of money in cryptocurrency is paid in order to restore access.

Generally, the malware that enables an attacker to deploy ransomware arrives in the form of a seemingly innocuous file or link in an email. 

The link would then redirect to a malicious, downloadable file, thereby giving attackers a foothold in your system form which they can work to gain access to and exfiltrate data, delete backups that are not airgapped and lock you out of your systems. 

The cost of a ransom

Readiness assessment Process

When you enlist Blue Team Alpha for a Ransomware Readiness Assessment, our team of experts will:

1.

Gather a prioritized list of the top 5 to 10 critical business functions and associated services.

2.

Identify controls in place to preserve key business functions during an attack. 

3.

Perform a gap analysis to analyze the controls and business requirements to verify alignment.

4.

Evaluate policies and procedures to conduct business during the event and recover to meet objectives.

5.

Conduct a dark web search for compromised logins, passwords, hashes & PII.

6.

Recommend controls to bridge the gaps and prepare the business for the ransomware event.

7.

Review existing cybersecurity awareness training program curriculum for ransomware prevention.

8.

Deliver a Ransomware Readiness Assessment Report, including recommendations.

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