Even the most well-protected organizations fall victim to ransomware. You need a ransomware containment solution.
Ransomware Is Evolving So Must Your Response
When a ransomware attack strikes, RansomCare will...
Monitor data activity in real time on SAN/NAS file shares, VMs, domain controllers, database servers and application servers, on-prem and in the cloud.
Leverage 28 detection sensors and machine-learning capabilities, instantly detect illegitimate encryption and exfiltration.
Immediately and automatically activate an isolation and containment protocol for compromised users and devices initiating abnormal encryption.
Deploy built-in scripts to stop file encryption and data exfiltration in seconds.
Alert IT through built-in dashboard, email, SMS, app, or integration with SIEM, NAC, EDR and other security solutions via RESTful API.
Quickly identify any encrypted files that can be restored from backup.
Fully automate compliance incident reporting with an advanced history log that captures all attack details, suitable for internal leadership and external government agencies.
Agentless & Easy to Implement
Nothing to Install on Endpoints
Protects All Critical IT Infrastructure
Automated Compliance Reporting for Standards
Such as GDPR or NIST
24x7 Automated Detection and Response
50% of ransomware deployments start with RDP. BullWall can stop it before it starts.
Almost every week, another headline is issued about a company being held hostage by ransomware. Organizations increasingly fall prey to malicious software that encrypts sensitive...
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Does your current security setup allow you to identify the user and device that initiated the outbreak (Patient Zero)?
Do you have the ability to immediately stop illegitimate encryption before significant damage occurs?
Do you have complete visibility over what files have been encrypted or exfiltrated?