Database & Infrastructure Recovery for Business Environments

Ransomware is a cyberattack tool used by a criminal group known for double extortion, data theft, and strategic encryption techniques. It typically gains access to networks through exposed remote access services like RDP, vulnerable FortiOS appliances, phishing emails, or compromised credentials. Once inside, attackers move laterally, deploy payloads through Group Policy Objects, and encrypt data using intermittent encryption to reduce detection. They may also exfiltrate files and list victims on data-leak sites to increase pressure. Because Play ransomware is designed to bypass traditional security tools and disrupt entire networks, fast containment and expert removal are necessary to prevent further damage.

Yes, but only with specific technologies, few companies in the world have this technology, as it has to be developed by the company itself. We at Digital Recovery are part of a select group of companies that have achieved this technology. Today, we can recover data encrypted by the vast majority of ransomware extensions active in the world. We can recover files encrypted on databases, servers, RAID systems, storage (NAS, DAS, SAN), virtual machines and more.

There are a few things that can happen. What you do after a data loss incident directly affects whether or not it can be recovered. Here are some things you should not do after a data loss incident.

Do not continue to use the device – If the device continues to be used after a data loss incident, the lost data may be overwritten, making it very difficult to recover the data. Therefore, after identifying the incident, immediately unplug the device and refer it to a company that specializes in data recovery.

Do not use online data recovery programs – These online programs are designed to recover data, which is obvious, but what is not obvious to most people is that improper use of these programs can end up saving the recovered data in already occupied memory locations, which causes data to be overwritten.

Do not open the device – The devices are very sensitive, so sensitive that airborne particles can affect them to the point of causing data loss. The problem can be exacerbated simply by opening the device. They can only be opened in a special laboratory, known as a Class 100 clean room. These rooms have mechanisms that constantly filter the air to keep it free of dust particles.

This time is very relative and it all depends on the extent of the data loss. We have seen cases where recovery was done in less than 24 hours after the initial diagnosis, but there are also cases where recovery took days. In the initial diagnosis, we can predict how soon the recovery will be done; this initial diagnosis is done within 24 business hours.

We offer recovery in three different modes: emergency, moderate or normal. In emergency and moderate mode, the duration of the recovery process can be reduced compared to the normal process time.

When emergency mode is activated, our labs and specialists will work with 24/7 availability, 365 days a year. This reduces both the initial diagnosis time and the recovery process time.

But regardless of the recovery mode, the time spent on the recovery process will be related to the complexity of the data loss.