Cyber Security
Ransomware Vulnerability Assessment
Cyber Security
Ransomware Vulnerability Assessment
Discover how criminals could attack your systems and data to make them inaccessible and demand a ransom of hundred of thousands, or millions. And how to prevent that from happening.
Process of Ransomware Vulnerability Assessment
Simulating a Ransomware Attack
Any company can fall victim to ransomware. Securance will attempt to break into your network using various methods often applied by cyber criminals. Our findings will result in a comprehensive report detailing technical improvements towards fortifying your defenses against ransomware.
Phishing Test
We send all employees a phishing e-mail and record responses. How difficult is it for an attacker to get an initial foothold by phishing?
External Network Test
Another way hackers take a first step into your networks is by finding vulnerable internet-connected services. We check how hard you’re making it for them to do this.
Workstation Test
If phishing is successful, hackers often only have limited access to a single laptop. Can they break out to get more access to your network?
internal network test
We check the internal network for opportunities for hackers to get into more systems than they initially broke into. How hard is it to move around?
Windows Domain Test
A crucial part of many corporate networks is the Windows Domain. If a hacker succeeds in getting Domain Administrator rights, (s)he’s almost ready to deploy ransomware. Can we make this more difficult to achieve for them?
Cloud configuration review
We use a ”read only” account to check your Azure, Google Cloud, or AWS environment’s settings for opportunities to improve security.
Interview about back-ups
With your IT staff, we go through the ways back-ups are made and kept. Can backups survive a ransomware attack? And how quickly can you restore your entire IT enviroment from back-up?
Phishing Test
We send all employees a phishing e-mail and record responses. How difficult is it for an attacker to get an initial foothold by phishing?
external network test
Another way hackers take a first step into your networks is by finding vulnerable internet-connected services. We check how hard you’re making it for them to do this.
Workstation test
If phishing is successful, hackers often only have limited access to a single laptop. Can they break out to get more access to your network?
Internal network test
We check the internal network for opportunities for hackers to get into more systems than they initially broke into. How hard is it to move around?
Windows domain test
A crucial part of many corporate networks is the Windows Domain. If a hacker succeeds in getting Domain Administrator rights, (s)he’s almost ready to deploy ransomware. Can we make this more difficult to achieve for them?
Cloud configuration review
We use a ”read only” account to check your Azure, Google Cloud, or AWS environment’s settings for opportunities to improve security.
Interview About Back-Ups
With IT staff to go through the ways back-ups are made, kept, and can be quickly restored, with a focus on the potential for attackers to destroy backups.
Plans
Plans that fit your scale
One Time
- Highest quality penetration test
- Clear, understandable PDF report
- Monthly followup scan
- Annual repeat pentest
- Free access to Insight dashboard
- Free issue remediation support
2 Year Subscription
- Highest quality penetration test
- Clear, understandable PDF report
- Monthly followup scan
- Annual repeat pentest
- Free access to Insight dashboard
- Free issue remediation support
5 Year Subscription
- Highest quality penetration test
- Clear, understandable PDF report
- Monthly followup scan
- Annual repeat pentest
- Free access to Insight dashboard
- Free issue remediation support
3 Months Free on Your Pen-Testing Subscription
Be prepared for potential security vulnerabilities through Securance’s Ransomware Vulnerability Assessment subscription. Our free follow-up scans will keep you up-to-date on vulnerability status and keep you in control.
Pentesting Certificate
Securance has been certified in accordance with the Dutch national pentesting certification, the “Keurmerk Pentesten”. The CCV (Dutch national Centre for Crime Prevention and Safety) maintains this standard. We include this mark in all our security test reports. See the CCV website (Dutch) for more information.