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Stop ransomware attacks in their tracks

Know, expose and close security gaps across your attack surface to deter threat actors from deploying ransomware and disrupting your critical operations.

Solutions for Ransomware

Turn ransomware attacks into attempts

Get a risk-based view of vulnerabilities and misconfigurations across your attack surface to proactively defend against and respond to ransomware attacks in real time.

Eliminate ransomware attack paths

Find, prioritize and fix security exposures before they become business-impacting events.

6 steps for defending against ransomware

Eliminate Entry Points with Risk-based VM

Eliminate entry points with risk-based VM

Ransomware attacks leverage well-known and established software vulnerabilities, including recent exploits against remote access infrastructure (CVE-2019-19781, CVE-2019-11510), Microsoft Windows bugs (CVE-2017-0143, CVE-2018-8453, CVE-2020-1472) and Active Directory (CVE-2020-1472). It’s critical to gain continuous visibility into all assets and vulnerabilities to understand where you are exposed. Take advantage of 20 trillion threat, vulnerability and asset data points to predict which vulnerabilities will be actively exploited by threat actors so you can focus on what matters most.

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Eliminate Attack Paths with AD Security

Eliminate attack paths with AD security

Once in the network, ransomware attackers look to exploit AD weaknesses to escalate privileges and move laterally across the organization. Few organizations properly restrict or manage the use of privileged AD accounts, leaving the organization wide open to malware propagation. Find and fix AD weaknesses before attacks happen by reducing privileged AD group membership, enforcing multifactor authentication, and monitoring AD for unusual activity.

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Improve Overall Program Effectiveness and Process Maturity

Improve overall program effectiveness and process maturity

Successful ransomware attacks can cripple an organization with increased costs and lost revenue. To reduce the probability of a business impacting event, you need to understand your program effectiveness with identifying and addressing flaws related to ransomware attacks. Take advantage of key metrics to measure and communicate how effective your operational controls are with reducing risk, and use benchmarking data to compare performance internally and externally against industry peers.

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Eliminate attack paths

The attack path is a well trodden route through networks for attackers to successfully monetize poor cyber hygiene. By combining Risk-based Vulnerability Management and Active Directory Security, Tenable enables you to eliminate the attack path, ensuring attackers struggle to find a foothold and have no next step if they do.

Extort

Demand a ransom to "return to normal"

Encrypt

Encrypt data and disrupt day to day operations

Establish

Leverage privilege to install ransomware code across the environment

Elevate

Gain privileged access to the Active Directory Domain

Evade

Disable AV/EDR and scrub log entries

Enter

Find an initial entry point via known flaws

The attack path

Key business benefits

Prevent Successful Attacks

Prevent successful attacks

Avoid costly unplanned downtime, data loss and ransom payments.

Focus on the Flaws That Matter

Focus on the flaws that matter

Address the vulnerabilities favored by ransomware to gain an initial foothold and the critical Active Directory misconfigurations they leverage to elevate and deploy malicious code.

Act Strategically

Act strategically

Calculate and communicate overall ransomware preparedness using metrics that are understood by non-technical business leaders.

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