// Managed Infrastructure — Use Case
Assume You'll Be Hit. Plan to Recover Fast.
Ransomware-specific recovery architecture — immutable backups, isolated recovery environments, tested playbooks, and defined recovery SLAs for the day you really, really need them.
Ransomware recovery isn't the same as regular disaster recovery. Attackers specifically target backup systems, domain controllers, and recovery infrastructure — so the tools you'd use to restore are often the first thing encrypted. Ransomware-specific readiness means separate, isolated recovery infrastructure that attackers can't reach: immutable backups, clean-room recovery environments, rehearsed playbooks, and defined time-to-recovery targets. When ransomware hits, you execute a plan — not improvise under pressure.
// Value Prop
A Recovery Path Ransomware Can't Corrupt
Immutable, Air-Gapped Backups
Recovery copies isolated from the production network and storage — attackers who own your environment still can't reach the backup path.
Clean-Room Recovery Environment
A pre-built isolated recovery infrastructure where restored systems are validated clean before rejoining the production network — preventing reinfection.
Rehearsed Runbooks & Communication Plans
Step-by-step playbooks for technical recovery, executive decision-making, insurance coordination, and customer communication — drilled before they're needed.
// How It Works
Isolate, Rehearse, Respond
We design the isolated recovery architecture, deploy immutable backup and clean-room capability, build runbooks for the likely scenarios (encrypted file servers, compromised domain, exfiltration with extortion), and run tabletop exercises with your leadership team. When the real incident happens, you execute what you've practiced.
// Who It's For
Who This Is For
Any business that can't afford prolonged downtime (which is most of them), organizations with cyber insurance carriers now requiring tested recovery capability, companies in industries frequently targeted by ransomware (healthcare, manufacturing, professional services, municipalities), and businesses that have experienced a prior incident and want to be prepared for the next one.
// FAQ
Common questions
Q
How is this different from normal backup?
Regular backup assumes a system failure or user error. Ransomware-specific recovery assumes the attacker also controls your backup infrastructure — which shifts every architectural choice: isolation, immutability, separate credentials, and a clean recovery path.
Q
Can you actually recover in a defined timeframe?
Yes, when the architecture is designed for it. Typical targets: critical systems restored in 4-12 hours, full environment in 24-72 hours. We design to those SLAs specifically and test against them.
Q
What if attackers have been in the environment for weeks before encrypting?
Covered in the design. The clean-room process includes forensic validation of restored systems, credential rotation, and phased return to production — so you're not restoring compromised systems back into your environment.
// Ready when you are