Acronis detects and terminates ransomware
Modern malware threats like AI-enhanced ransomware are designed for stealth, persistence, and the ability to defeat traditional endpoint security measures like signature-based anti-virus.
IT uses Acronis AI-enhanced Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) to correlate events across multiple endpoints, detect advanced cyberthreats, isolate compromised endpoints, identify and take remediative steps, conduct post-incident forensics and analysis, and prevent future attacks by blocking analyzed threats and closing known vulnerabilities.
A ransomware attack is downloaded from a malware-distributing website when a contractor clicks on a malicious web link in a phishing email
Acronis Cyber Protect URL filtering identifies the source of the link as malicious and prevents the contractor from connecting to the malware-distributing site
A ransomware attack gets past signature-based AV measures and spreads through the local network, encrypting critical applications and data on servers, desktops and laptops
IT uses Acronis Cyber Protect to restore infected systems to their pre-attack state, often in minutes, using a recent backup stored locally or in the cloud
A ransomware attack encrypts the company’s primary systems, bringing operations to a halt and putting it at risk of failing to meet service level agreements with clients
IT activates Acronis Cyber Protect Disaster Recovery, redirecting users to cloud replicas of applications and data, enabling immediate resumption of business operations
IT struggles to manage patching of known vulnerabilities in operating systems and applications, leaving the business exposed to cyberattacks that exploit those vulnerabilities
IT uses the automated vulnerability scanning feature of Acronis Cyber Protect to quickly identify known OS and application vulnerabilities that need to be patched
IT uses multiple, discrete point solutions for cybersecurity, data protection and endpoint management, requiring multiple consoles and endpoint agents
Acronis Cyber Protect lets IT manage cybersecurity, data protection and endpoint management with a single license, one console, and a single agent on each endpoint
Acronis Cyber Protect provides a range of defense-in-depth features to stop the vast majority of ransomware attacks, and in the unlikely event that an attack succeeds, to restore your systems completely and quickly. These include: AI-powered behavioral anti-malware to detect, terminate, and reverse any encryption from an attack without user or IT intervention; signature-based anti-virus to detect and stop legacy malware threats; URL filtering to prevent users from connecting to malicious websites via links in emails; automated vulnerability scanning to quickly identify known vulnerabilities in operating systems and applications; fast, reliable restoration of the systems and data from local or cloud-based backups; scanning and remediation of backups for malware and vulnerabilities to ensure clean restoral from backup; and cloud storage in the Acronis Cyber Cloud, our global network of secure data centers.
The Acronis Cyber Protect console provides a single, integrated interface to manage your entire backup and cybersecurity environment, including the ability to centrally manage endpoint systems. The console’s clean graphical interface includes a range of automation, monitoring, reporting and management features to simplify and speed administration and support, including: auto-discovery of new devices; remote agent installation; data protection maps to quickly identify the backup and cybersecurity status of all systems; dashboards and reports for easy monitoring of the entire environment; and the ability to create customized protection plans to apply to groups of devices by department, location, device type, etc.
Yes. A stack of multiple solutions causes complexity, inefficiency, and increased costs – and because they are not designed to work together, they also introduce security gaps. With the exponential growth of data, the cost of covering all risks also increases. Only an integrated, all-in-one solution can provide effective cybersecurity for all workloads across multiple domains — and keep up with the risk presented by evolving, cutting-edge cyberthreats.
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To access a complimentary 30-day trial of Acronis Cyber Protect, visit https://www.acronis.com/products/cyber-protect/ and hit the “Try now” button.
The Acronis Resource Center at https://www.acronis.com/resource-center/products/acronis-cyber-protect/ has hundreds of complimentary customer case studies, white papers, eBooks, and reports by the Acronis Cyber Protect Operations Center team as well as independent industry analysts.
Acronis Cyber Protect uses the power of AI, automation and integration to maximize your IT staff’s efficiency, reduce its workload, and shorten onboarding time for new techs. It empowers your techs to manage all cybersecurity, data protection, and endpoint management functions from a single console. Its integrated cyber protection functions include: signature-based antivirus; AI-powered behavioral detection and termination of ransomware and other malicious processes; URL filtering to prevent downloads from malicious websites, automated vulnerability scanning and patch management; remote endpoint management; and complete backup and disaster recovery.
For details of the capabilities of each of the three editions of Acronis Cyber Protect (Standard, Advanced, and Advanced Backup), see: https://www.acronis.com/en-us/resource-center/resource/530/ To learn more about adding cloud-based Acronis Disaster Recovery to Acronis Cyber Protect, see: https://www.acronis.com/en-us/products/backup/disaster-recovery/
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