Your experts for ransomware protection
YOUR LAST LINE OF DEFENSE
YOUR LAST LINE OF DEFENSE
When a computer becomes infected with ransomware, the damage is immense. Because once in the system, the Trojan can spread to other devices in the entire network and thus paralyze your entire company. Therefore, a secure and always available backup of company data is of central importance. This is where Blocky4Backup comes in.
The Blocky software product is specifically tailored to a particular area of work, e.g. the protection of backup data, and therefore offers a very targeted and high level of protection. In the specialized area of “backup”, Blocky4Backup acts as a secure shield on the last possible line of defense as “Your Last Line of Defense”.
What is Ransomware?
Ransomware are Trojans that sneak into a computer system to encrypt all its data. To release the data, the perpetrator demands a ransom. As it becomes easier to buy and deploy ransomware, such attacks are increasing at a furious pace for businesses of all sizes and industries.
At the same time, it is becoming more difficult to protect against the increasing number of attacks. That’s because the attacks are becoming more sophisticated, and the programs are getting smarter. Every month, new ransomware families emerge, and with them new methods to bypass security systems.
What are the consequences of a ransomware attack?
When a computer becomes infected with ransomware, the damage is immense. Because once in the system, the Trojan can spread to other devices throughout the network, crippling your entire business. Without data access, productivity comes to a complete halt and high recovery and cleanup costs are incurred. In addition, the downtime can have long-term negative consequences for the company’s image. In the worst case, it is no longer possible to ever recover the data – even after paying a resolution fee.
What are Ransomware Attacks?
The ransomware can enter your computer through various ways. Most often, it sneaks in via emails that ask you to click a link or have the malware in the attachment. However, infected websites or advertisements are also a growing threat. A wrong click activates a tool in the background that searches for vulnerabilities on your computer. Once such a vulnerability is found, for example in an outdated software, the ransomware is downloaded and installed on your computer. All of this usually happens unnoticed.