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Ransomware Protection & Recovery
Make ransomware a bad day — not a business-ending one.
Ransomware remains one of the most damaging threats to NZ organisations: files encrypted, operations halted, and a demand to pay. The goal is twofold — make an attack far less likely, and make sure that if one lands, you can recover quickly without paying.
What’s involved
Inside Ransomware Protection & Recovery
- Hardening the common entry points (email, identity, remote access)
- Monitored detection to catch an attack early (MDR)
- Tested, immutable backups that ransomware can’t encrypt
- A recovery plan you’ve actually rehearsed
- Rapid incident response if you’re hit
Why it matters
The difference it makes
Organisations that recover well from ransomware almost always share one thing: backups that were isolated, immutable and tested. Prevention reduces the odds; tested recovery removes the leverage.
FAQ
Common questions
Should we ever pay a ransom?
Paying is strongly discouraged — it funds crime, doesn't guarantee recovery, and may carry legal risk. Tested, isolated backups are what let you say no and recover on your own terms.
How do backups survive ransomware?
Modern attacks deliberately target backups. We use immutable and isolated backups that can't be altered or deleted by an attacker, so a clean copy always remains.
What should we do first if we're hit right now?
Don't shut everything down blindly — call our incident response line. Fast, calm, expert action in the first hours makes the biggest difference to the outcome.
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