When ransomware hits, we get you back.
Tested, offsite backups that attackers can’t reach. Scroll through a recovery: three racks, one bad click, everything encrypted, back online that afternoon.
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Monday · 9:14 am
A normal week.
A 20-person law office. File server, billing, email archive and phones, all on site. Ironkeep backs it up every night and test-restores a sample every week. All green.
Tuesday · 11:02 am
One person clicks the wrong link.
A convincing invoice email. One click runs the attachment, and the malware starts quietly working through the network, share by share.
Wednesday · 7:30 am
Everything is encrypted.
Shared drives, the file server, the backup copy on the local network: all locked. A ransom note on every screen. The racks still blink, just red now.
Wednesday · 11:40 am
The offsite copy kicks in.
The Ironkeep vault copy is immutable, so nothing on the office network could touch it. We confirm Monday night’s copy is clean, then restore server by server over an encrypted link.
Wednesday · 3:50 pm
Back online. Doors open Thursday.
About four hours of restore and one lost business day. No ransom paid. Then we closed the gap: multi-factor sign-in on email and stricter attachment filtering.