Ransomware Removal and Ransomware Recovery Services

Ransomware is malicious software with one aim in mind: to extort money from its victims. It does this by blocking access to your computer system or files until a ransom is paid. It is one of the most prolific criminal business models in existence today, mostly thanks to the multimillion-dollar ransoms criminals demand from individuals or corporations.

If you have been the victim of a ransomware attack, don’t delay. Call us or fill out our online form to talk to a ransomware expert now. DO NOT PAY! Contact us first.

How do I know if I’ve been the victim of a ransomware attack?

All attacks are different and in most cases, the attack will be very obvious. Here are a few of the common signs of an attack.

• The most common sign is a pop-up message that tells you that your computer has been infected and demands a ransom
• Your files have been renamed without your knowledge and a new extension has been added
• Your files won’t open when you click on them
• Your antivirus software is suddenly gone down or been disabled.
• No applications will open
• Your computer system has completely locked down.
• Your computer system running unusually slow

If any of this is happening to you, call us today at +1 (800) 375-1025 or get your FREE Quote by filling out our online form.

Our experts are standing by to consult you on your case and provide a free quote for recovering all your files.

 How to avoid ransomware attacks?

If you have not yet fallen victim to a ransomware attack, that is great. Although this is our business, we hope that no one falls victim to this terrible cybercrime. In order to set yourself or your company up for success, here are some cybersecurity tips and best practices.

1. Always Backup. The best way to prevent data loss from any kind of attack or other computer emergency is by backing up your data to a reliable secondary source. This way, if you ever experience an attack, all your data and files can safely be restored without experiencing any loss or damage.
2. Install security software. This is NOT the same thing as antivirus software. In order to truly protect yourself or your company from cyberattacks in a proactive way, you need security software. There are a lot of good options out there and we will be happy to recommend the best one(s) for your specific needs.
3. Beware of attachments. Most ransomware gets ahold of your system by someone clicking on a malware attachment. Never click on an attachment from someone you don’t know and even when you do know the person, check to make sure it is actually from their email and not one that looks like theirs. If you can, confirm that they truly did send you an attachment.
4. Update ASAP. Make sure you always have the latest and greatest versions of all your software including, Windows, Office, Java, Flash, Adobe, all antivirus and security software, and others. These updates will have the latest patches and security upgrades so hackers will have a harder time exploiting entry points to your systems.
5. Follow good password practices. Use difficult to guess and unique passwords for every system and site. Don’t use your password multiple times and update them often. Use a good combination of letters, numbers, and special characters.

Need more help or advice on ransomware and cybersecurity issues? We’re here 24/7/365, at +1 (800) 375-1025, or by filling out our online form.

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