Many organisations lack documented governance for ransomware: responsibilities are unclear, policy standards vary between teams, detection and containment arrangements are inconsistent and recovery plans often lack measurable objectives tied to business risk.
Ransomware Protection defines roles, records policy standards, sets risk acceptance thresholds and specifies measurable recovery objectives mapped to prevention, detection, containment and recovery activities. The framework makes control points auditable and supports operational assurance while excluding enterprise-wide IT strategy, unrelated business functions and procurement decisions.
Stop unauthorised, vulnerable or malicious applications from running on endpoints and servers, reducing successful malware and ransomware infections and limiting attacker footholds.
Lower the likelihood that phishing, malware, ransomware or other attacks result in compromise.
Stop unauthorised data transfer via removable media and peripheral devices.
Identify malicious or suspicious activity before it escalates into a security incident.
Limit operational disruption and downtime during security incidents.
See and audit removable media and peripheral device usage across endpoints.
These platforms are typically used to implement and operate this capability.
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