STOP RANSOMWARE

 

Fortify your Ransomware Defense

Fighting ransomware requires multiple solutions to counter the many methods of attack.

STOP RANSOMWARE

 

Fortify your Ransomware Defense

Fighting ransomware requires multiple solutions to counter the many methods of attack.

Don’t Be Held Captive

Ransomware attacks can have serious consequences for individuals and organizations such as financial loss, business interruption, and repetitional damage.

66%

of all organizations are affected by ransomware attacks

$812,360

requested on average to pay ransom

82%

of organizations with fewer than 1,000 employees are impacted

What Can You Do? 

One of the easiest ways to protect against ransomware is to secure user endpoints.

Ransomware accounted for around 20% of all cyber crimes in 2022. 

Cisco Secure Endpoint offers cloud-delivered endpoint protection plus advanced endpoint detection and response across multi-domain control points.

Block Threats

With Cisco Talos, you can block more threats than any other security provider. This EPP delivers next generation antivirus that stops today’s complex attacks.

Secure Devices

Simplify security investigations with advanced EDR and a broader context on endpoint, web, email, and network data.

Automate Threat Responses

Achieve up to a 97% reduction in time to respond to and remediate an attack. Automate threat responses with one-click isolation of an infected host.

How You Are Vulnerable

Minimize ransomware vulnerability by educating employees about cybersecurity risks and best practices, and implementing robust security protocols. There are several factors that can expose your company to ransomware:

Outdated Software

Using outdated software and neglecting to patch known security risks can leave a workplace exposed to ransomware attacks such as network infiltration, file encryption, and blackmail for safe data return.

Untrained Employees

Employees not trained in cybersecurity best practices are more likely to click on malicious links, download infected files, or have weak passwords, which attackers can exploit to gain access to sensitive data.

No Data Backups

Without a reliable backup system as a last resort to recover data, a workplace may have to pay the ransom to retrieve encrypted data in a ransomware attack, risking financial loss and damage to reputation and customer trust.

Weak and Reused Passwords

Weak passwords make it easier for attackers to gain unauthorized access and launch ransomware attacks, so it’s important to use strong passwords and multi-factor authentication for added security.

Why It’s Relevant to You

Not addressing ransomware vulnerabilities in a workplace can have severe consequences, both financially and operationally.

To address these vulnerabilities, organizations must take proactive measures to mitigate the risk of a ransomware attack and protect themselves from potential repercussions.

Data Breaches

Legal Consequences

Reputation Damage

Financial Loss

How is Port53 in a

Position to Help?

Port53 is your go-to partner for cybersecurity solutions that enable your organization to thrive in the digital world.

We provide enterprise-grade protection that is easy to deploy, simple to manage, and highly effective, allowing you to focus on serving your customers without worrying about cybersecurity threats.

RANSOMWARE BUNDLE

Backed by Talos

With a team of top-tier researchers, analysts, and engineers, Cisco Talos boasts the title of the world’s largest commercial threat intelligence unit. Their industry-leading visibility, actionable intelligence, and vulnerability research enables them to promptly detect and shield Cisco customers from both established and emerging threats.

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