Protect your files and prepare for ransomware.
Ransomware locks files and demands money to release them. We reduce common ways it gets in and prepare separate backups and a recovery plan for your business.
Harder to get in
Device protection, email filtering and updates close the doors ransomware usually uses.
Backups out of reach
Copies kept separate from your network, so an attacker can’t encrypt or delete them too.
A plan on paper
Who to call and what to switch off first, written down before you ever need it.
Ransomware rarely arrives with a warning
Everyone has admin rights
When every login can install software, one bad click can spread across the business. Limiting access keeps the damage small.
The backup drive sits by the server
If ransomware can reach your backup, it encrypts that too. Keeping a copy separate is what makes recovery possible.
Nobody knows the first step
In the panic, people unplug the wrong things or pay too fast. A simple written plan keeps everyone calm and focused.
What’s included
Layered defences, with a way back.
Each layer makes an attack harder, and the last one makes recovery possible.
Device protection
Protection tools on agreed computers and servers help detect suspicious activity and limit its spread.
Email filtering
Malicious links and attachments, the usual way in, blocked before they reach inboxes.
Patching
Systems and key software updated on a schedule, closing the gaps attackers look for.
Limited access
People get access to what their job needs, so one compromised login can’t reach everything.
Protected backups
Separate copies with access restrictions, older file versions and recovery tests to check what can be restored.
Recovery plan
A short, written plan for what to do, who to call and what to restore first.
From first call to ongoing care
Find the weak spots
01We look at how ransomware could get in and what it could reach once inside.
Close the doors
02We tighten devices, email, updates and access in the order that cuts the most risk.
Separate the backups
03We set up copies attackers can’t reach and run a test restore to prove they work.
Write the plan
04We agree a recovery plan with you and review it as your business changes.
What changes if the worst happens
A known way back
You know which backups are clean and how a restore works, because you have tested it.
Limit the spread
Restricting access helps reduce how much an attacker can reach from one affected computer or account.
No pressure to pay
With clean copies of your files, the ransom demand stops being your only option.
Calmer decisions
A written plan means fewer guesses and fewer mistakes in the first hour.
Ransomware Protection FAQs
Straight answers about cost, coverage and getting started.
Should we just pay if we’re hit?
Paying doesn’t guarantee you get your files back, and it can make you a repeat target. Good backups mean you don’t have to make that choice.
We already have backups. Is that enough?
Only if attackers can’t reach them and you know they restore. We check both during the review.
Do we need to replace our current antivirus?
Not always. We review what you have and only suggest changes where there’s a real gap.
How much does ransomware protection cost?
It depends on your devices, your data and how much you need to recover. We confirm a price in your proposal.
What happens on the day of an attack?
You call us and we follow the recovery plan together: contain the problem, check what’s affected, then restore from clean backups.
More cybersecurity
Other ways we can help.
Choose the services you need now, with room to add more as your business changes.
Email & Phishing Protection
Filtering and checks that stop phishing, fake invoices and dodgy attachments before anyone clicks.
Account & Password Protection
Stronger sign-ins and tidy access, so one leaked password doesn’t open up your business.
Security Awareness Training
Short, practical training and practice phishing emails that help your team spot scams.
All Cybersecurity
Practical protection for your email, logins, devices and data, kept current and explained plainly.
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