Ransomware Payment Services, Ransom Payments

How to Pay ransomware with bitcoin

We are a 24/7 ransomware recovery, data recovery and payment service. We handle over 200 ransomware cases last year, our ransomware experts has the know how, and will work with you to recover your data as quickly as possible.

• How to Recover from ransomware?

• How to pay ransomware ransom with bitcoin?

• Has your business fallen victim to Ransomware Virus?

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Paying ransom in a ransomware attack isn't recommended, but sometimes, it's necessary. CyberSecOp Ransomware Payment Broker service offers a full range of ransomware payment and remediation services. We help business with Ransomware Recovery, Data Recovery, Ransomware Decryption and Ransomware Payments. Emergency Response Team (ERT) and Breach Incident Response services call us at 212-459-0802.

What is ransomware? ransomware is a type of malicious software or virus that encrypt your data and threatens your business. The key element which make ransomware so popular is bitcoin, bitcoin offers a convenient payment system that is hard to trace. CyberSecOp will work with your business to recover from ransomware attacks. We will arrange, negotiate, and pay settlement to the threat actor with our ransomware payment services. Paying ransom in a ransomware attack is not as easy as wiring money from a bank, or filling a suitcase full of hundred-dollar bills. Ransomware attacks typically require ransom payments in cryptocurrency such as bitcoin

Ransomware Incident payment and Removal

• We’ll diagnose and remediate the Ransomware Incident within a few hours, in most cases. We understand how important this is to your business.

• Our cyber experts are brilliant at restoring your files, dealing with it yourself may can cause you to lose your files permanently.

• Pay the Ransom - Paying criminals, a ransom doesn’t guarantee you’ll get your data back. If for some reason we can't recover your data, and has to pay the ransom, we will negotiate with the hacker to reduce ransom.

Ransomware Payment & Incident Response Services

• Ransomware Incident Digital Forensics - No matter what kind of data you need to work with, the experts at CyberSecOp Data Forensics will help you recover, reconstruct, and review the data. When you need data examined by court-tested forensic experts, you need CyberSecOP Forensics.

• Identify the wallet that receives the ransomware payments, we close the loop and tie back ransom payments and temporal data to a given ransomware family. This give us an understanding of how many victims has paid the ransom to this ransomware family, and how much each ransomware payment was.

• Ransomware Incident E-Discovery - We bridge the communication gap between the IT department and attorneys, pre-, during and post-trial, with your goals as our driving force. If you have a matter that requires technical expertise with a get-it-done attitude, call us right now.

• Cybersecurity - Whether hackers have just broken into your network, or you've just discovered that a trusted employee has been stealing company data, the firm you decide on to remediate the situation is critical.

• Expert Testimony - We have testified as computer forensics experts in Federal, State, and County Courts. Our work and reporting have been upheld by the courts as admissible and valid. If your case sees its day in court, our computer forensic findings are ready to stand up to intense technical scrutiny and the most grueling cross-examinations.

Ransomware Protection

• CyberSecOP Ransomware Endpoint protection that goes far beyond malware to effectively combat today’s threats. CyberSecOP Ransomware Flash Detect antivirus brings machine learning and behavioral analytics to your endpoint protection. Protect against malware, ransomware, file-less attacks, and fill the gaps left by legacy antivirus solutions. we put the right security in place to ensure you don’t have to make a ransomware payment.

• Backups are the best way to take control of your defense against ransomware, but they need protecting as well. CyberSecOp ensure that your backup are secure to protect you from making payments to the ransomware attackers. Based on our experience companies that consistently back up their data, and can quickly detect a ransomware attack, are able to restore their data and operations with a minimum of disruption, without making the random payments.

• Security teams today are overwhelmed with alerts from ineffective products that lack any context or prioritization of attacks; so they end up missing the real threats targeting their data. Our Analytics and Reporting Cloud quickly filter through potential anomalies and only triggers alarms for the high fidelity events that warrant additional investigation.

Ransomware Ransom PaymenTs

No need to configure cryptocurrency wallets or transaction with the cybercriminals. We support the transaction while charging you no commission or crypto exchange fees.

• We will negotiate with the ransomware hacker to reduce ransom.

• We will remove the ransomware virus or viruses

• We will run the ransomware decryption tool, to ensure it doesn’t affect any other system.

• We will cleanup all your system after the ransom

• We will provide ransomware attack payment services

Tracing Ransomware Payments

Before explaining how we can trace ransomware payments, I first need to explain why criminals favor Bitcoin, to show the challenges we faced while tracing payments. In most cases, tracing ransomware payment is not that easy as cybercriminals move the bitcoins through multiple wallets in an attempt to evade payment tracing. Some use bitcoin mixers to make it even harder to trace the payments. This ransomware payment transactions and ransomware payment movement can be fully automated, Threat actor can move ransom payments, from wallet creation to payment monitoring to moving money to cashing it out.

Wallets are the key to identifying ransomware payments. Once one of these wallets is identified, we look at its transaction ledger to trace back all the payments that ended up in it. This tells us how many ransoms were paid to this wallet and when they were paid. Armed with this last piece of information, we are able to close the loop and tie back ransom payments and temporal data to a given binary and ransomware family.