Bridge Ransomware Solutions

Helping You With Security Programs To Make Sure Your Data Is Safe!

Are You Currently Under Attack?

How Are You Being Targeted

There are several ways that attackers can target you. The most destructive type is the crypto ransomware and it encrypts the important data like your pictures, documents with the basic computer functions. You can literally see your files but cannot access. 

Similarly, you can be attacked through some fake Adobe Flash update on compromised websites, cloud based Office 365 users, massive social engineering campaigns targeting human resources departments, or benign email messages disguised as an invoice.

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What We Do

Ransomware Readiness Plan

BRIDGE SECURITY ADVISORS HELP YOU PREPARE, DETECT, AND RESPOND TO MALWARE INCIDENTS, INCLUDING RANSOMWARE. WE TAKE A FOCUSED APPROACH AND LOOK FOR SPECIFIC RANSOMWARE VULNERABILITIES.

Current State Assessment

  • Our Current State Assessment includes a vulnerability assessment against specific ransomware threats.

Risk
Analysis

  • We identify and evaluate existing Malware detection and response controls along with coverage and residual risk areas. 

Recommendation And Plan

  • We provide a set of recommendations and plan of action with incremental, achievable, efforts. You can either execute these plans with your in-house team or allow Bridge to work with you in executing the plan.

How We Do It

The $10K Solution

Helping You Prepare, Detect And Respond

WE BRING END-TO-END RANSOMWARE ATTACK SOLUTION USING THE rThreat EMULATION TOOL. HERE IS THE PROCESS WE WORK ON TO PROVIDE YOU THE QUICKSTART ASSESSMENT.

Most Common Ransomwares

HERE ARE THE RANSOMWARE TYPES THAT YOU MIGHT BE FACING. IF YOU FEEL SUSCEPTIBLE TO ANY OF THESE, WE CAN HELP YOU!

CryptoLocker
CryptoLocker encrypts your files including everything on your hard drives and all connected media. The virus will display warning screens indicating that your data will be destroyed if you do not pay a ransom.
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Cerber
Cerber targets cloud-based Office 365 users. It encrypts your files and then holds them hostage. Victims inadvertently install the ransomware onto their devices as a result of phishing emails, infected websites, or malvertising.
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WannaCry
This attack spreads through computers operating Microsoft Windows. It encrypts files on the PC's hard drive, making them impossible for users to access, then demands a ransom payment in bitcoin in order to decrypt them.
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Golden Eye
GoldenEye spreads through a massive social engineering campaign that targets HR departments. This version of the malware is distributed as a DLL with an EXPORT, which is named with a parameter that changes with each sample.
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Crysis
Crysis is done manually by use of weak RDP passwords, malicious mail attachments, or by offering download as an installer for a software. This ransomware drops a copy of itself in multiple locations.
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Jigsaw
Jigsaw is first strain that actually deletes files. It is activated if a user downloads a malware program. As time goes on, more than one file is deleted every hour, that number increases each time the 60 minute timer is reset.
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Bad Rabbit
Disguised as an Adobe Flash installer, a Bad Rabbit attack spreads through drive-by downloads. While the target is visiting a legitimate website, a malware dropper is being downloaded from the threat actor’s infrastructure.
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CryptoWall
CryptoWall is a Trojan horse that does much more than just encrypt your files it tries to hide inside the OS and adds itself to the Startup folder. CryptoWall deletes volume shadow copies of your file.
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Locky
It usually spreads through seemingly benign email message disguised as an invoice,  advises you to enable macros if the file appears unreadable. 
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What We Use

Bridge Attack Emulation

Powered By rThreat

Bridge Attack Emulation provides assessment by taking surveys of the customer security environment, detects endpoints and build an attack emulation plan accordingly. At BSA, we partner with rThreat for the emulation tool and make sure to take care of the customer’s assets. Below are the factors that we work on and deliver the results. 

Covers The Network Zones

The rThreat platform validates each artifact that travels through the network even when they possess advanced obfuscation and encryption mechanisms through a shipping and control algorithm based on asymmetric encryption.

Interacts With Detection Controls

Utilizing the rThreat platform enables security professionals to interact with detection controls, monitor callbacks, and test using lateral movements. It is installed as an AWS instance on the cloud and is given access to an agent within the organization that holds all security controls.

Attacks Multiple End Point Targets

This Zero-Trust platform enables users to rapidly identify security gaps, address vulnerabilities, and optimize solutions for customers. It measures multiple endpoint vectors for traditional cybersecurity.

Delivers Results And Analysis Across

Each package and artifact is aligned to the MITRE framework and the Attack Life Cycle, allowing for greater visibility of the attack sent. It is also possible to validate if the artifact evaded network security, and if its execution was successful at the endpoint.

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“Ransomware cannot be stopped without consistent testing and tuning of malware detection and response solutions, and the teams that manage them. Using real malware threats with a range of variants and challenge strategies is critical. rThreat’s partnership with Bridge Security Advisors builds a ransomware readiness program that brings together our next-generation Attack Emulation platform with Bridge’s strategic knowledge of security operations, to enable real progress for companies in their ongoing fight against the ransomware threat.”

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