Active Directory is in attackers’ crosshairs
Widespread attacks exploiting Active Directory have crippled businesses in recent years. When a ransomware or wiper attack takes out domain controllers, recovering your forest can drag on for days or even weeks, risking malware re-infection in the process. But with Semperis Active Directory Forest Recovery (ADFR), you can get your business back in business—in less than an hour.
Let us prove itWas your AD backup built for a bygone era?
What do you do when a cyberattack annihilates your entire Active Directory infrastructure? Microsoft provides a lengthy technical guide that details the 28-step multi-threaded manual process required to recover an AD forest. Or you could use a third-party AD backup tool that relies on bare-metal recovery (BMR). But be warned: Recovery from system-state or bare-metal backups can re-introduce the infection all over again. Don’t worry. Semperis has a solution built for the post-NotPetya world. The risk model for AD recovery has changed. So should your AD recovery plan.
Cyber-First ChecklistThe extinction event is real.
If Active Directory is down, business stops. Period. With malware running rampant, the threat of an AD disaster is greater than ever. In many cases, domain controllers are weaponized to spread ransomware and encrypt thousands of machines at once. Opportunistic attackers often compromise targeted networks several weeks before deploying ransomware, waiting to monetize their attacks until they see the most financial gain. It’s impossible to stop every attack, especially as remote workforces rapidly expand the attack surface. But you can control how resilient you are. Your business depends on it.
By 2031Lack of testing tops the list of AD recovery concerns.
In a widespread outage, you must recover Active Directory before you can recover your business. But only one in five organizations have a tested plan in place for recovering AD after a cyberattack.
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