Under attack? We contain the damage, work alongside your insurance carrier and breach counsel, and get you back online — even if you don't already have a recovery plan in place.
Most calls we take during a ransomware attack come from companies that aren't already our clients. Their existing IT partner doesn't have the depth to handle an active incident, or they don't have an IT partner at all. Either way, the first 24 hours determine how much you lose — and how much it costs to recover. Our job is to slow the bleeding and start the rebuild.
We've worked these incidents with companies that had solid backups and with companies that had nothing usable. The path differs, but the early hours look the same: contain the spread, preserve evidence, and stabilize what we can.
If you have clean, tested backups, recovery is faster — we restore systems methodically while we investigate. If you don't (and many don't), we map what's salvageable, build a rebuild plan, and prioritize the systems that get you operating again first. Either way, full restoration takes a coordinated effort, and we manage that for you.
Modern ransomware response means working directly with your cyber-insurance carrier's incident desk, breach counsel, formal forensic investigators, and (when required) regulators. We've been in those rooms many times. We document the incident in the language insurance and legal expect, and we represent you so you don't have to learn this process under pressure.
We deliver a clear root-cause analysis and a hardening plan. The goal isn't just to get you back — it's to make sure it doesn't happen again, and to give you something credible to show your board, your insurer, and the people who trust you with their data.
DC Plus responds to ransomware incidents for businesses throughout Kentucky and beyond — with reach for multi-location and remote work environments. See all areas we serve.
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