Experience a simulated ransomware event: Learn now to prevail later
summary
A simulated ransomware run-through drops a $1B+ retailer into a real-time crisis: e‑commerce down nine hours, losses climbing to about $3–5M, ransom rising from $1 million to $1.5 million, and backups showing encryption and reinfection. Analysts use CrowdStrike, IOC/YARA hunting and Iron Mountain tapes while discovering a stale CMDB and evidence pointing to the Platypus gang; manual store checkouts cause 75% sales loss. Rubrik’s Rapid Response approach scans backups for IOCs, detects encrypted snapshots, and isolates clean copies for staged restores.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 7:01Discovery of ransomware attack
- 20:49Restoration without knowing the threat
- 31:47Boardroom pressure and legal impact
- 37:13Single to triple extortion explained
- 45:01Advanced persistent threats vs ransomware gangs
- 47:30Denial of data attacks and long-term costs
- 53:13Q&A and next steps
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