The “Ransomware Armageddon” is upon us, with the average ransom demand being an estimated $1.62 million in the first half of 2024 – a 74% increase over the previous year. Packetlabs’ Ransomware Penetration Testing works to counteract this rising risk by identifying gaps in people, processes, and technology (and ensuring full regulatory and insurance-related requirements for organizations.)
Find Risks Before They Become Threats
In addition to a complete analysis of the security program against the Cybersecurity Framework Profile for Ransomware Risk Management (NISTIR 8374) and a technical assessment of security controls, a full penetration test is conducted to measure the robustness of your systems.
The “Ransomware Armageddon” is upon us, with the average ransom demand being an estimated $1.62 million in the first half of 2024 – a 74% increase over the previous year. Packetlabs’ Ransomware Penetration Testing works to counteract this rising risk by identifying gaps in people, processes, and technology (and ensuring full regulatory and insurance-related requirements for organizations.)
In addition to a complete analysis of the security program against the Cybersecurity Framework Profile for Ransomware Risk Management (NISTIR 8374) and a technical assessment of security controls, a full penetration test is conducted to measure the robustness of your systems.
Find Risks Before They Become Threats
Our highly-qualified ethical hackers break your security posture down so you can build back better, ensuring that you can better withstand (or prevent) potential future breaches. This includes a thorough foundational assessment of networks and systems, robust system hardening recommendations, a 360-degree components assessment across people, process, and technology, and a comprehensive report with detailed findings and remediation steps.
Our two-pronged approach including both technical and non-technical checks works to save your organization up to millions of dollars in ransomware-related financial and reputational damages.
Packetlabs is made up of over 30 OSCP-minimum ethical hackers. By partnering with Packetlabs, organizations can identify vulnerabilities faster, generate actionable results, ensure regulatory compliance, and scale their security operations to stay ahead of threat actors.
As a CREST and SOC 2 Type II accredited penetration testing firm, Packetlabs’ best-in-class methodologies and 100% tester-driven pentesting go well beyond industry standards. We offer several solutions that push the envelope on security–and guarantee full regulatory and cyber insurance compliance.
Our Penetration Testing methodology is derived from the SANS Pentest Methodology, the MITRE ATT&CK framework for enterprises, and NIST SP800-115 to ensure compliance with the majority of regulatory requirements. This methodology is comprehensive and has been broken up based on which areas can be tested with automation and those which require extensive manual testing.
We understand the potential impacts on a business if a ransomware attack were to occur. Our comprehensive testing helps identify weaknesses in your current security controls.
Beyond thorough testing, we schedule meetings with stakeholders to identify gaps in policies, standards, and procedures.
Both data protection and recovery are paramount to Packetlabs. Our team identifies recovery capabilities and ensures backups to critical systems can’t be compromised.
Alongside full regulatory compliance, technical and non-technical checks provide step-by-step inclusions for your organization’s Employee Awareness Training, contributing to long-term learning and growth.
Looking to take proactive action to prepare your organization for a potential ransomware attack? Download our ransomware prevention and response checklist to ensure you have the necessary people, processes and technology in place to prevent a devastating ransomware attack.
Download ResourceTake a look at our sample Ransomware Penetration Testing report to get a better understanding of what information will be delivered in the final report.
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