Critical Data Recovery
Recover Your Critical Data in the Event of a Ransomware Attack
Are You Confident that You Could Recover Your Critical Data in the Event of a Ransomware Attack?
The Growing Cyber Threat Landscape
Every 39 seconds, somewhere in the world, bad actors launch a cyberattack (source). With over 2,200 attacks occurring daily, organizations can no longer view cyber recovery as optional—it has become business-critical. Modern cyber resilience transcends traditional prevention methods, encompassing a comprehensive strategy of immutable storage, isolation protocols, advanced detection systems, email security, robust firewalls, endpoint protection, network segmentation, and data protection measures.
The True Cost of Ransomware
The financial implications of ransomware attacks extend far beyond the initial ransom demand. Recovery costs typically surge to ten times the ransom amount, creating a devastating financial burden. More alarmingly, 94% of ransomware attacks specifically target backup systems, with 57% successfully compromising these critical safety nets. When backups are compromised, organizations often face double the recovery costs.
Recent high-profile incidents underscore these challenges:
Why “Good Enough” Cyber Resilience Is Not Enough
Traditional preventative tools struggle to keep pace with evolving ransomware variants, while their reliance on basic indicators and attributes proves insufficient for detection. The frequent occurrence of false positives and negatives has eroded trust in these systems, and their inability to identify specific variant indicators and behavioral patterns leaves security teams flying blind. Without deep forensic analysis capabilities, organizations cannot effectively determine the root cause or full extent of an attack, leaving data protection teams exposed to repeated compromises.
The recovery process itself presents additional challenges that current solutions fail to address. Alerts lack the detailed insights needed for precise, curated recoveries, while the common practice of restoring from copy data often results in the loss of newer versions and, worse still, risks reintroducing ransomware into clean systems. This problem is compounded by the absence of a unified data integrity strategy across storage and copy data environments, with organizations overly dependent on data protection vendors for recovery operations. This fragmented approach to data integrity leaves critical gaps in protection and recovery capabilities, undermining the effectiveness of cyber resilience efforts.
Consequently, IT and security teams must shift from a preventative to a comprehensive cyber resilience strategy, accepting that breaches are increasingly inevitable. This approach prioritizes rapid threat detection, sophisticated incident response protocols, and resilient restoration capabilities that can quickly identify, isolate, and neutralize advanced persistent threats.
A comprehensive cyber resilience strategy must incorporate:
Absent these core requirements, organizations carry significant risks as it relates to their ability to recover from an attack. Unfortunately, such a scenario is commonplace as organizations typically require 24 days to restore operations after an attack—an eternity in today’s fast-paced business environment. While data protection and recovery capabilities are essential, they often lack comprehensive corruption detection and cover insufficient data resources. With downtime costs averaging ten times the ransom amount, organizations need a more robust approach to data integrity validation.
Most organizations pay the ransom when attacked, even when a trusted recovery process is not in place: according to a new report from Hiscox, only 7% of organizations recovered their data in full, while 1 in 10 of the businesses that paid the ransom still had their data leaked.
A New Era of Trusted Data Integrity and Resiliency
In today’s threat landscape, organizations require more than just data backup—they need absolute certainty in their data integrity and recovery capabilities. CyberSense delivers this certainty through advanced machine learning and deep forensic analysis, providing enterprise security teams with unprecedented visibility and control over their data protection infrastructure.
CyberSense Core Technical Capabilities
CyberSense’s architecture is built on four fundamental pillars that set new standards for data integrity protection:
CyberSense’s machine learning engines achieve 99.99% accuracy in detecting data corruption through binary-level analysis of files, databases, and core infrastructure. This precision comes from:
Forensic capabilities provide security teams with actionable intelligence:
CyberSense implements continuous monitoring through:
CyberSense integration capabilities ensure seamless operation within existing infrastructure:
CyberSense transforms an organization’s data protection capabilities through:
Through automation and integration, CyberSense streamlines the incident response process:
For enterprise IT and security teams, CyberSense delivers quantifiable advantages:
Through these capabilities, CyberSense provides enterprise organizations with a robust foundation for data integrity protection, enabling them to maintain operational resilience in the face of evolving cyber threats.
The Path Forward
In today’s threat landscape, cyberattacks are inevitable. The critical question for organizations is not if they will be attacked, but whether their recovery practices are robust enough to manage an attack effectively.
CyberSense’s 99.99% accuracy in corruption detection, combined with its advanced forensic capabilities and continuous learning from real-world threats, provides organizations with the confidence needed to face modern cyber challenges. By integrating CyberSense with existing security infrastructure, organizations can build a resilient defense against evolving cyber threats.
