Ransomware Protection

Most ransomware gets in through a few predictable doors: stolen passwords, unpatched remote access and phishing emails. Closing them, and keeping a backup the attackers can’t reach, turns a disaster into an inconvenience.

What we put in place

• Backups ransomware can’t delete: immutable cloud copies plus an offline copy, tested regularly (see managed backup)
• Multi-factor authentication on email, remote access and admin accounts
• Remote access locked down: no open RDP, VPN with MFA, updated firewalls
• Patching of Windows, servers, NAS firmware and VPN devices
• Endpoint protection with monitoring, so an attack is stopped early
• Staff awareness on phishing and fake invoice scams

A plain-English risk report

We start with a short review of your setup and give you a list of what to fix first, in order of risk and cost. You can do the work yourselves or have us do it.