Ransomware Protection
Is your organization prepared for a ransomware attack? Learn how to be better protected from one of the most common attack types.
Don’t become another statistic, protect your data against ransomware
Ransomware attacks are increasing and becoming more sophisticated. By 2025, at least 75% of enterprises will face one or more ransomware attacks. A Ransomware attack has the ability to halt your operations, costing your business time, money, and your most valuable asset—data. They quietly take root in an environment undetected and begin malicious work—encrypting your most business-critical files. In most cases, victims don’t realize they have fallen prey to an attack until the ransom is demanded. Don’t become another statistic, thwart cybercriminals with ransomware protection.
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Estimating the Costs of Ransomware
The average ransomware payment climbed 82% since 2020 to a record $570,000 in 2021. Small to medium businesses are most at risk with 43% of ransomware attacks in the SMB segment. While the ransoms for these businesses are often smaller (estimated at $50k+) the cost of data theft doesn’t stop there. Damaged brand reputation cost has not been defined, but lost market share and pipeline depletion are common for companies that have publicly communicated a breach. Additional costs include legal fees, revenue due to service disruption, and the cost of remediating the security gap and compromised systems. Once the costs of Ransomware are calculated, the ransom payment is only 20% of the total cost of a successful ransomware attack.
Security Services, Fully Managed to Protect your Organization
Dive into the details of Performive’s Managed Security Services to protect your organization from Ransomware and more.
How Organizations Benefit from ransomware protection
Mitigate risks, ensure business continuity, and avoid costs associated with downtime, data loss, or paying the ransom. Performive’s Ransomware Protection benefits your business, here’s how:
Day One detection stopping ransomware before it can encrypt files
Advanced automation to detect even the most cleverly disguised attacks
Continually scans to detect and block both local and remote-access ransomware attacks
Reliable data backups to restore to in the event of a successful attack