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How Ransomware Attacks Affect Synology NAS

RansomStop protects your Synology appliance from ransomware attacks by detecting the ransomware activity and disconnecting the user, suspending the compromised user account, and blocking the attacker IP address. 

The detection and response happens in 1-2 seconds, minimizing any damages caused by the ransomware.  Potentially turning a catastrophic incident into a minor one.

RansomStop is the only anti-ransomware product we know that protects a Synology NAS appliance.

Mitigate Business Disruption

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RansomStop is an automated AI-based detection and response tool to automatically detect and stop active encryption attacks in seconds protecting organizations from the business disruption that comes from ransomware attacks.  Turn a potentially catastrophic security incident into a minor one.

  • Mitigate operational disruption

  • Eliminate the time to restore from backups

  • Prevent the costs of recovery or ransom

Start For Free With Your First Server

Start for free with our free tier.

-  Includes ransomware protection for 1 server

-  Fully functional

-  No Credit Card required

- Free forever

How RansomStop Works

RansomStop has a different approach focused on protecting your data in the event of an attack, rather than determining the intention of an executable or process. RansomStop can detect ransomware activity at the first file encryption, and respond automatically, in real-time, to disable the compromised account, kill malicious processes, and block attackers IPs.

RansomStop analyzes file entropy and structure, as well as access patterns and metadata, detects unauthorized encryption before damage spreads, and stops evasive attacks including fileless, living-off-the-land, browser-native and remote encryption attacks.

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Attackers Are After Your Data, Not Your Endpoints.

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  • Prevention - Most of your security products re focused on preventing ransomware attacks.  Are you prepared for when attacks succeed ?  Do you have unmanaged devices in your network ?  Shadow IT ?  Hybrid on-prem and cloud ?

  • Containment - Current cybersecurity architectures do not have sufficient automated containment capabilities to detect and respond to malicious encryption. Do you have automated response tools that will stop ransomware in 1-2 seconds ?

  • Recovery - Attackers are after your backups as well.  Will you be able to restore from backups quickly ?  How will your business be impacted before you can recover ?

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