Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is the initial attack vector in 50% of ransomware deployments
RDP compromise allows attackers to conduct thorough reconnaissance, identifying valuable assets and vulnerabilities within the network.
Cybercriminals frequently exploit RDP vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access, allowing them to move laterally within networks.
Attackers escalate privileges and install ransomware on compromised systems, resulting in data encryption and exfiltration.
RDP session is initiated
Login to the server is prompted
Stolen credentials are provided
Option for a traditional MFA
OR a token grid with NO second device required
BullWall blocks the intrusion
BullWall stops unauthorized access
Alert generated
Stolen admin account blocked
Compromised user account blocked
Compromised device isolated
Stop The Ransomware Deployment Protocol
Contain Intrusion
By preventing unauthorized access, a containment protocol is implemented which prevents ransomware deployment, data encryption and data exfiltration.
Halt Breach Progression
By impeding reconnaissance and lateral movement, the potential for compromise in other network areas is effectively halted.
Defend Against
Stolen Credentials
Including an MFA challenge substantially reduces the threat of unauthorized access, even with compromised credentials.
Easy to use, easy to configure MFA with no requirement for a second device.
Prevents malware from being installed.
Full forensics on all successful and unsuccessful server login attempts.
cyber insurance policies require MFA on every server login. BullWall ensures compliance.
What if attackers use a different entry point? BullWall contains an active attack.
Ransomware attacks have become a pervasive and costly threat to organizations worldwide. Among the various attack vectors leveraged by cybercriminals, one stands out: Remote Desktop...
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