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Business-focused solution

Ransomware Protection & Cyber Resilience

Ransomware resilience connects protective controls with the ability to restore important services. AOS helps organisations review exposure across identity, endpoints, networks and recovery, then prioritise proportionate improvements.

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The business challenge

Why this matters

Ransomware can disrupt access to systems and information. An organisation may have security tools and backups yet still lack clear ownership, protected recovery copies, tested restoration steps or a decision process for a serious incident.

Potential business impact

Disruption can affect operations, customer service, supply chains and access to business data. Recovery time and outcome depend on the systems affected, available copies, dependencies and response decisions; no control can guarantee prevention or full restoration.

Common warning signs

  • •Backups are not regularly restored in a test
  • •Remote access and administrator accounts are not consistently reviewed
  • •Endpoint alerts have no clear owner or escalation route
  • •Critical services and recovery priorities are undocumented
  • •A recent audit or insurer questionnaire identified gaps

AOS approach

A practical route from need to action

Begin by identifying critical services, data, accounts and technology dependencies. Review existing prevention, endpoint, network and recovery controls, then sequence improvements according to business impact and implementation capacity.

How a solution may work

  1. 01Understand priority services, assets and recovery needs
  2. 02Review identity, email, endpoint, network and backup arrangements
  3. 03Agree practical control changes and owners
  4. 04Plan or test restoration within the agreed scope
  5. 05Record remaining risks and review triggers

Potential solution components

  • Endpoint prevention and detection
  • Firewall, segmentation and secure remote access
  • Identity protection and least-privilege access
  • Backup separation, retention and restore testing
  • Incident roles, communication and recovery planning

Technology options to consider

  • Check Point: authorised UK partner option for selected network, endpoint and managed prevention capabilities
  • Microsoft: existing identity, email and endpoint capabilities may be assessed
  • Sophos, Barracuda and Acronis: technologies within the wider ecosystem; specific products and availability require scoping

Only Check Point authorised UK partner status is confirmed. Other vendor references do not imply AOS authorisation, resale, product availability or a specific integration. Vendor selection and capabilities are verified against current documentation during scoping.

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Who benefits

Suitable organisations

Suitable for UK organisations with business-critical systems, remote access, sensitive data or dependencies that need a practical recovery plan, including mid-market, public-sector and multi-site environments.

Engagement options and boundaries

  • • Free 30-minute cybersecurity review with a Red, Amber or Green score and prioritised fixes
  • • Scoped security posture and recovery-planning work
  • • Implementation or management only where the products, responsibilities and commercial scope are confirmed
  • • Incident-response or specialist partner delivery must be named and agreed before any commitment

Frequently asked questions

Can ransomware always be prevented?

No. Layered controls can reduce likelihood and impact, but they cannot eliminate every threat.

Does having backups mean we can recover?

Not necessarily. Recovery depends on copies being available, intact, accessible and restorable; test the process and dependencies.

Do you provide incident response?

Any incident-response scope, provider, availability and escalation terms must be explicitly confirmed. Do not assume it is included in a technology proposal.

Related solutions and services

network security service →endpoint security service →backup recovery service →identity access service →See how this supports AOS Cyber Protect →Explore offerings →

Let’s start with your requirements.

Share the business problem and your current environment. Don’t include passwords or sensitive configurations.

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