Organizations are offered a comprehensive approach with the ability to involve more than 80 specialists with certificates from leading software and information security vendors — from auditing the current level of cybersecurity and readiness to counter ransomware attacks (including using pentests) to forming a program to improve the IT infrastructure and implement information security tools with a predictable budget.
Round-the-clock monitoring with rapid incident response is provided — connection to the Cybersecurity Monitoring Center in a secure cloud that meets the requirements of information security regulators. The set of works is developed individually for each client.
Companies affected by ransomware can seek emergency assistance — a preliminary assessment of the consequences of the attack and advice on a plan to eliminate them are carried out as soon as possible and free of charge. After that, a team of experts will help restore the IT infrastructure, reduce damage, and conduct an investigation to reduce the risk of re-infection with ransomware.
Sergey Verchenov, Head of Infrastructure Consulting Practice at K2Tech, said:
Over the past three years, we have been increasingly asked to restore IT infrastructure after ransomware attacks, which are only becoming more active. Often, attackers use them not only to profit, but to deliberately damage a specific organization. Data leaks and the shutdown of critical services are a threat to the stability of the entire company. Therefore, the goal of our service is not only to help those already affected by the virus, but to increase the level of cyber protection of customers in advance in order to prevent possible financial and reputational losses.