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How Do You Know That You Are Attacked By Ransomware?
Here are some common signs of a ransomware infection:
  • Files appear corrupted or inaccessible.
  • Ransom notes pop up on your screen.
  • Systems run slow or become unresponsive.
  • You receive unexpected login attempts.

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of businesses lost data last year because of human ransomware assessment error or hardware failure.
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of organizations admit they are not confident in their ability to fully recover critical data within acceptable timeframes.
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of ransomware recovery companies that experience major data loss never fully recover and eventually shut down within 12 months.
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of businesses need more than a week to recover from data loss, losing money and productivity in the process.
$300,000
is the average financial impact of a single hour of downtime for businesses across all industries.
Why Small Businesses Are Easy Prey for Ransomware?

  • Ransomware criminals target businesses because they often view them as easier and more profitable targets than individuals. 
  • Many businesses lack robust ransomware risk assessment measures, making them vulnerable to attack. Encrypting sensitive business data and demanding a ransom can result in large profits. Companies often pay to quickly restore their operations.
  • Small businesses are more vulnerable because they have fewer IT resources and may not report attacks as often.

Ransomware Gangs Targeting Businesses Like You
Active ransomware gangs targeting MSPs

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    LockBit

    Impact: Extremely High

    Status: Active. 

    Statistics:

    • LockBit claimed: 1,000 victims, 2022.
    • Average ransom demands: $100,000.

    Launched in 2019, LockBit It operates under a Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) model. LockBit is a dangerous type of ransomware that locks up your important files and demands money to unlock them.It's even worse because it also steals your data and threatens to share it publicly if you don't pay. LockBit targets business operations of all sizes. They ask for different amounts of money depending on how much the company is worth.

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    ALPHV (BlackCat)

    Impact: Moderate

    Status: Active. 

    Statistics:

    • Average ransom demands: $10 million.
    • Possible ties with: DarkSide and REvil

    ALPHV, first observed in late 2021, is unique in its use of the Rust programming language, which enhances its encryption speed and complexity. It operates on a RaaS model, allowing affiliates to execute attacks while the core group develops the ransomware. ALPHV is notorious for its highly customizable attack strategies, adjusting tactics to maximize damage and leverage over victims.

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    Cl0P

    Impact: High

    Status: Active

    Statistics:

    • Average ransom demands: $20 million.
    • Did you know? They attacked MOVEit

    Cl0P has been active since 2019, using targeted attacks and zero-day vulnerabilities to access victims' networks. The group uses double-extortion tactics, threatening to leak sensitive data if they don't pay a ransom. Cl0P carried out various high-profile attacks, including those on critical infrastructure and large multinational corporations.

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    PLAY

    Impact: Low to Moderate

    Status: Active

    Statistics:

    • LockBit claimed: 1,000 victims in 2023

    Play is a new ransomware group that started in 2022. They have caused a lot of damage with their organized attacks. It targets a wide range of industries, including healthcare, finance, and manufacturing.

    Often they use sophisticated techniques to breach corporate networks and encrypt sensitive data. Play's quick growth shows how cybercriminals are fast at using new methods and tools to increase their effectiveness.

How CDS Helps Recovery From Ransomware

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    Real-Time Ransomware Assessment and Prevention

    Central Data Storage employs advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to establish robust behavior analytics models. These models scrutinize system processes in real-time, identifying anomalies characteristic of ransomware and other sophisticated cyberattacks. Leveraging process stack analysis, the system detects deviations from normal behavior patterns, triggering immediate alerts.

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    Rapid Response and Data Restoration

    Upon identification of malicious activity, our system executes swift process termination to halt the encryption or code injection process. Simultaneously, it initiates instant notifications to inform administrators of the potential threat. To mitigate data loss, we employ incremental backups and snapshot technology to restore affected files rapidly. High-performance storage systems and optimized data transfer protocols facilitate this process.

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    Unified Cyber Protection Framework

    Central Data Storage provides a comprehensive approach to security by integrating cybersecurity, data protection, and management functions into a single platform. Core technologies include:

    • Hybrid cloud infrastructure for scaleability and redundancy
    • Advanced 448-bit encryption algorithms for data confidentiality
    • AI-driven anomaly detection for proactive threat hunting
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    Proactive Threat Hunting and Incident Response

    Our AI-powered malware detection engine utilizes inline entropy analysis and file extension verification during backup operations to pinpoint suspicious files and activities.

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    Advanced Security Features

    To bolster data resilience and prevent reinfection, Central Data Storage incorporates:

    • YARA rule-based malware detection for identifying specific ransomware strains
    • Zero-trust data architecture with isolated backup storage
    • Multiple resilience zones for ransomware recovery plan and business continuity
    • High-speed data recovery capabilities across diverse cloud and on-premises environments

Top Global Leaders Trust Central Data Storage When It Comes To Data Security Strategies

Frequently asked questions

  • The best protection against ransomware is a multi-layered approach that includes prevention, detection, and ransomware recovery. 

    Here's a breakdown of key strategies: 

    • Keep software updated
    • Use complex, unique passwords for all accounts.   
    • Educate employees about ransomware threats.   
    • Isolate critical systems and data.  
    • Use robust email filters 

    For comprehensive protection and peace of mind, consider Central Data Storage (CDS), a leader in data protection solutions.

  • This rule is a fundamental backup strategy:

    • 3 copies of your data: One primary copy, one local backup, and one off-site backup.   
    • 2 different types of media: Use different storage devices (e.g., hard drive, cloud) for backups.   
    • 1 copy off-site: Store one backup in a physically separate location.

  • Ransomware backup and recovery software, like Central Data Storage's specialized solution, is a crucial line of defense against cyberattacks. By regularly creating data snapshots and storing them securely, CDS empowers businesses to swiftly recover from ransomware incidents. This minimizes downtime, financial losses, and reputational damage. With CDS, you can confidently protect your valuable data and ensure business continuity.

    • Regular backups: Perform frequent backups to minimize data loss.   
    • Backup testing: Regularly test your backup and ransomware recovery process to ensure it works.   
    • Air-gapped backups: Store one backup offline to protect it from ransomware encryption.   
    • Versioning: Keep multiple versions of your backups to recover from different points in time.

  • Central Data Storage (CDS) is a premier choice for ransomware backup and recovery. CDS has more than 16 years of experience in data protection. We tailor strong solutions to meet your specific needs. Our advanced features, along with exceptional customer support, guarantee the safeguarding of your data against ransomware threats.

  • Backup frequency depends on data criticality. We recommend, for high-value data, a daily or even hourly backups. Less critical data might require weekly or monthly backups. Regularity ensures minimal data loss in case of a ransomware attack.

  • Combining the 3-2-1 rule with robust ransomware backup software is crucial. Regular testing of backup processes and keeping backups up-to-date are essential for effective protection. In the event of an attack, disconnecting from the network and using clean backups for recovery are immediate steps. For complex scenarios, disaster recovery plan for ransomware from CDS might be necessary.

  • A ransomware attack necessitates prompt action. Disconnecting from the network prevents further spread. Restoring data from clean backups is the primary ransomware recovery method. And who else can be better than us – one of the established ransomware recovery companies in the market.

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