Ransomware penetration testing evaluates the preparedness and risk of a ransomware attack. Our comprehensive assessment identifies gaps in people, processes, and technology, to determine the likelihood and readiness for a ransomware attack. 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.
Technical components assessment
Non-technical components assessment
Thorough Foundational Assessment of Networks and Systems
System hardening recommendations
A comprehensive report with detailed findings and remediation steps
With Ethical Hacking Expertise
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.
By completing technical and non-technical checks, Packetlabs helps you determine if your organization is at risk for a ransomware attack. We analyze your security posture and make recommendations to improve it so that you can better withstand potential data breaches in future years!
Determine the preparedness of your system and team's response.
Identify and fix any weaknesses to help prevent an attack.
Keep your data safe by taking preventative measures.
Leverage the Infrastructure Penetration Test results to target the achieved objectives that are then chained back to the respective findings to connect the dots.
Find impactful vulnerabilities residing in IT systems, applications, or network components
Check for weaknesses in current system configurations and anti-malware capabilities
Identify paths and likelihood of backups being compromised
Assess policies, standards and procedures with stakeholder interviews with an expert Penetration Tester
Uncover exposed data and establish the level of accessibility to key data on the network
Uncover the actual impact of risks and identify all pathways to your critical assets and data
Ransomware Penetration Testing | Objective-Based Penetration Testing | |
---|---|---|
Ransomware Preparedness Evaluation | Yes | No |
Non-Technical Components Assessment | Yes | No |
Technical Components Assessment | Yes | Yes |
Foundational Assessment | Yes | Yes |
Network Security | Yes | Yes |
System Hardening | Yes | Yes |
OS and 3rd Party Patching | Yes | Yes |
Authentication Attacks | Yes | Yes |
Cryptography Attacks | Yes | Yes |
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.
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Download GuideTake 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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