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Have Ransomware or a Security Breach?
Have Ransomware or a Security Breach?
This is an all-to-common scenario. An employee of company XYZ arrives to work early one morning. They brew a cup of coffee, settle into their desk, and bump the mouse attached to their computer. The monitor comes to life and greets them with a terrifying message. Now stunned by what they see on the monitor, their heart skips a beat.
YOUR FILES ARE ENCRYPTED
Your photos, documents, and other important files
have been encrypted with a unique key generated for this computer.
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Your business may be on life support if you fall victim to a cybersecurity or ransomware attack. ACT FAST! The next few moments and the decisions you make are critical to get back on your feet again. The clock is ticking. Call us immediately after you have experienced a ransomware or a security breach. SUURV can help.
For instance, the average cost of a ransomware attack to a business in 2020 was $1.85 million according to Forbes. So how worried should you be after you have been attacked? This depends on what security plans you already have in place. In fact, we can help assess the damage and make sure nothing gets missed to completely secure your company. Why would you want SUURV to look at this issue rather than a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP)? Because most of the time, MSSPs are just marking up your bill and outsourcing the cleanup to us!
What’s the difference between a Ransomware Attack and a Security Breach?
Another key point, ransomware attacks will encrypt/lock your programs and data files, but your data is usually not exposed. So, you may have nothing to worry about in the long run. One the other hand, getting your information back and systems operational again is another issue. In addition, if the ransomware attack is against a company whose services you use, you might be inconvenienced while they are out of commission.
If the hack was a security or data breach, find out if your information has been compromised. Overall, we can assist you by examining your logs to determine the extent of the breach. Also, you may have been notified that your personal data was exposed. U.S. laws require companies to disclose this information if your data has fallen into the hands of bad actors.
Companies Trust SUURV for Cybersecurity Remediation after a Ransomware Attack
2021 Cyber Security Trends
- Big game hunters” targeting the healthcare sector
- Significant nation-state-based attacks that target companies. These operations have been observed originating from China, Iran, DPRK, Russia, and others.
- The pivotal role that access brokers play in the eCrime ecosystem
- Ransomware adversaries are rapidly adopting data extortion methods
We can help with:
- Removal & cleanup after a ransomware attack
- The restoration of lost data
- The adoption of new security approaches
- Negotiating with cybersecurity insurance providers
- Mitigating future threats
Please call (210) 874-5900 or fill out our contact form by clicking here.