Ransomware Simulation
How resilient is your company in an emergency?
A ransomware attack is one of the most dangerous scenarios in today's cyber threat situation: attackers infiltrate your system with malware that encrypts files and often demands a ransom to release them again. Our ransomware simulation simulates precisely this emergency in a realistic manner - controlled, without risk, but with clear findings.
The aim is not only to analyze vulnerabilities, but also to assess your ability to respond and recover. This allows you to strengthen your IT resilience in a targeted manner - before a real incident disrupts your processes.
What is checked?
- Behavior of your systems during simulated encryption attempts
- Detection & alerting by existing security solutions (e.g. EDR, SIEM)
- Reaction times of your IT teams, your escalation and communication channels
- Effectiveness of existing emergency plans and recovery processes
- Review of the SLA of the SOC service provider
On request, we can carry out simulations from different attack vectors - e.g. via phishing email, compromised endpoint or via simulated vulnerabilities in networks.
Your advantages
- realistic assessment of your emergency and recovery strategy
- identification of technical & organizational weaknesses
- clear action plan to increase your IT resilience
- traceable final report with maturity level of the resilience strategy and CVSS risk rating
Safety begins with preparation
Experience how your company can withstand a ransomware attack - in a controlled environment. Simulate an emergency now & close the gaps!
This is a controlled, realistic simulation of a ransomware attack. The aim is to put IT security measures, recovery plans and response processes to the test - without damage, but with clear insights.
- Planning & scoping of the scenario (e.g. phishing, endpoint, network)
- Execution under controlled conditions
- Analysis of the detection & response
- Evaluation of the recovery strategy
- Report with recommendations & optional post-test
No - all tests are designed in such a way that no productive systems are affected. The simulation takes place within the previously agreed environment and safety limits.
All companies that rely on digital processes - especially those with critical data or systems, limited recovery times or regulatory requirements (e.g. KRITIS, ISO 27001, NIS2).