Ransomware Recovery
Ransomware detection and remediation: Leading vendors have built capabilities to detect ransomware attacks by monitoring behavioral anomalies of protected data and are adding malware detection provided by partnering with security vendors or by developing these capabilities in-house. Most vendors also aim to simplify the ransomware recovery process by expediting the identification of the best and cleanest recovery point, creating curated recovery points, which combine multiple recovery points, and creating an isolated test and recovery environment.
By Michael Hoeck, Nik Simpson, Jerry Rozeman and Jason Donham – Source
Data443's position on
Ransomware Recovery capabilities
Data443’s Ransomware Recovery Manager (RRM) sets a new standard in device recovery, ensuring an effective countermeasure against ransomware attacks. Utilizing both patented and patent-pending technologies, RRM uniquely leverages a continuous snapshot mechanism on local disks, guided by detailed policy enforcement. This process allows for the maintenance of consistently recoverable device states.
Each time a device reboots—whether due to user action, IT administrative tasks, or a suspected infection—RRM promptly evaluates the system against established policies and benchmarks it against stable configurations previously identified. It swiftly identifies optimal recovery points and reinstates only the changes needed to revert to a known good state. This system guarantees that primary boot partitions and other critical elements of the boot device are comprehensively secured and restored, ensuring that no ransomware incident can compromise the recovery process. In every scenario, RRM not only recovers the integral data but also restores any encrypted sensitive data under applicable egress encryption policies, enhancing overall cybersecurity resilience.
Features and Modules
Data Discovery:
Locate sensitive data on the device.
Data Tagging:
Identify sensitive data on the device.
Secure Data Storage:
Moving sensitive data to a secure location on the disk through double encryption.
Threat Detection:
Detecting an attack at it earliest stage.
Threat Response:
Notifying immediately and taking action to defend one's data and mitigate lateral spread if an attack occurs.
Disaster Recovery:
Fully restoring device to an operational state and protecting data with a simple reboot.
Advanced Encryption:
Identifying sensitive data, double key encrypting it, and then placing it in secure locations on a disk.
Unified Endpoint Management:
Managing endpoints and functions like Data Loss Prevention (DLP), reboots, updates, remote control, and power savings from a single console.
Data Governance:
Providing data classification, tagging, and labeling.
Incident Reporting:
Sending immediate alerts and infection recovery notifications as soon as a threat is detected.
Instant Recovery:
Enabling rapid system restores with a simple reboot.
Data Resilience:
Assisting organizations in regular data backup processes.
Ransomware Containment:
Stopping lateral spread of ransomware.
Rapidly Restore Systems:
Simple reboot with quick and easy restoration.
No Lateral Spread:
Stop any lateral spread in its tracks, so there is no ransomware to spread – even if 100 machines get the email.
Audit Complaint:
The ingesting of additional file repositories ensures audit compliance for long-term retention, including roll-offs of any data set as needed.
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