Detect and Recover from Ransomware Attacks
Real-time cyber protection solutions are designed to protect from an attack. However, these solutions are not 100% effective and corporate data is corrupted daily. CyberSense adds a layer of protection to these real time solutions and finds corruption that occurs when an attack has successfully penetrated the data center. CyberSense also enables recovery to occur quickly so business interruption is avoided.
CyberSense works with data protection software including Dell EMC's Cyber Recovery Vault and IBM's Cyber Resiliancy and analyzes data in backups to identify files and databases that have been unknowingly corrupted by ransomware. CyberSense utilizes a combination of full-content-based analytics and machine learning to detect if an attack has occurred. CyberSense analytics are indicative of all common attack vectors including entropy changes, known ransomware extensions, data corruption and deletion, and over 100 other statistics. Machine learning analyzes CyberSense’s statistics and to determine if data corruption has already occurred.
Post attack, CyberSense provides forensic tools to diagnose and recover. This includes reports on files that were impacted so they can be replaced with the last know good version, the type of attack vector, and with analysis of event logs the specific users accounts and executables or malware that performed the attack. CyberSense analytics, machine learning and forensic tools deliver the knowledge you need to quickly detect and recover from cyberattacks. Read a third party, lab-verified review of CyberSense.
Detect Corruption with 99.5% Accuracy
CyberSense finds data corruption with a single-pass, full-content, on-premise scan of data. No moving data to the cloud. This ensures more advanced ransomware hiding inside a file doesn't go undetected. Uncover:
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Who was impacted? How much damage was done? What was attacked? Where is the source? What user account and ransomware was used? When did it happen? What backup sets contain the last good version of data?An attack can leave you with more questions than answers. When CyberSense detects signs of an attack, an email alert is sent stating that an infected backup set was detected and a full listing of all the statistics generated by CyberSense analytics. Also included is information on the specific attack vector that was detected.The attack vector is determined using the analytics, knowledge of how these analytics change over time, and then by processing the data with machine-learning algorithms. The email includes a number that corresponds to the specific attack vector. |
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Recover Quickly and Get Back to Business
CyberSense helps you avoid business interuption by minimizing downtime. Search previous “non-corrupted” backup set and create a list of backup sets for restoration, knowing the data you will be restoring has integrity. These backup sets can exist on several different incremental backups that were run over a period of time. CyberSense identifies the last good backup set based on analytics and machine learning. This good backup set will have no signs of data corruption. |
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