Ransomware Readiness
Ransomware readiness asks a simple question: if it happened tonight, what would be lost and how long would recovery take? AS answers it honestly and helps close the gaps.
- 656+
- ransomware recovery cases resolved
- Since 2018
- recovering data for businesses; the engineer has 10 years of recovery work
- 9.8 TB
- in one case: seven encrypted SQL Server databases recovered
- No data, no charge
- free assessment first, NDA on request
656+ ransomware cases recovered by one engineer, with our own recovery software
Srinivasan Krishnappa assesses the encrypted files himself, tells you what can realistically be recovered before any chargeable work starts, and carries out the recovery. You speak to him directly, not to a call centre.
Ransomware families: cases worked on and recovery guides
8Base · Akira · Dharma · Everest · LockBit · LockBit 3.0 · Locky · Makop · Mallox · Medusa · Phobos · Play
Environments recovered
VMware ESXi · Veeam Backup (VBK) · Microsoft SQL Server · SAP / SAP HANA · Microsoft Dynamics NAV · Focus ERP · HMIS / hospital information systems
Talk to us now
Do not restart, reinstall or restore over the affected systems before the assessment.
- Call
- +91 74187 05822
- US phone
- +1 917 695 5194
- +91 74187 05822
- Hours
- Mon–Fri, 9:00–18:00 IST
Emergency requests are answered 24/7: use the emergency form and give your time zone.
Customers on their recovery, in their own words
Watch all 21 customer video testimonials → Published with each customer’s permission.
When you need this
- Unsure whether backups would survive an attack
- Exposed remote access or unpatched edge devices
- No incident plan or contacts prepared
- Insurance questionnaire needs evidence
- Leadership asking for assurance
What we do
Entry point review
Remote access, email, patching and identity controls checked against common attack paths.
Blast-radius review
How far an attacker could move: segmentation, admin rights, backup access.
Backup survivability
Whether backups are isolated, immutable and restorable.
Response preparation
Contacts, decisions and first steps documented before they're needed.
How it works
- Step 1
Protect
Reduce the attack surface: hardening, patching, access controls, endpoint protection and isolated backups.
- Step 2
Detect
Monitoring and alerting so suspicious activity is noticed early, not after encryption.
- Step 3
Respond
A prepared, structured response that contains the incident and preserves evidence.
- Step 4
Recover
Verified, isolated backups and a tested plan so the business can come back quickly.
What affects the outcome
Outcomes are never guaranteed. Every case is assessed on its own condition, and we tell you what is realistic before you commit.
- No control eliminates risk entirely; the aim is to reduce likelihood and impact
- Existing patch levels, configurations and legacy systems that cannot be changed quickly
- User behaviour and the strength of identity and access controls
- Visibility: what is logged and monitored today
- Isolation and verification of backups, which determine recoverability after an incident
Frequently asked questions
Can you make us immune to ransomware?
No one can. Readiness reduces the likelihood, limits the damage and makes recovery faster — which is what determines whether an incident is a bad week or a business-ending event.
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Not sure what you're dealing with?
Describe the situation and we'll tell you what's realistic.