Ransomware is a type of malicious software designed to block access to a computer system or encrypt its data until a sum of money is paid. It poses a critical threat to businesses, hospitals, and government agencies worldwide.
Recovery & Mitigation Process
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1. Immediate Isolation
We guide you to disconnect infected systems to prevent lateral movement of the malware across your network.
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2. Strain Identification
We analyze the ransomware payload and ransom note to identify the specific family and variant (e.g., Ryuk, Sodinokibi).
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3. Decryption Assessment
We check our database of keys and vulnerabilities to determine if decryption is possible without paying the ransom.
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4. Data Restoration
We recover data from valid backups or use forensic carving techniques to salvage unencrypted temporary files.
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5. Security Hardening
We patch the entry point (e.g., RDP, Phishing) and implement safeguards to prevent re-infection.
Tools & Expertise
We utilize a combination of threat intelligence and specialized decryption tools.
ID Ransomware
Malware Sandbox
Network Analyzers
Decryptor Repos
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Paying encourages criminals and does not guarantee data recovery. FBI and CISA recommend against paying. Contact us for alternatives.
Common vectors include phishing emails, malicious attachments, or exposed Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) ports.
If no flaw exists in the encryption and no backup is available, decryption may be impossible. However, we have a high success rate in finding alternative recovery methods.