Nobody gets breached by ransomware. They get breached, then ransomed.
The encryption is the last step. By then an attacker has been inside for days. Readiness means testing every step before the one everyone notices.
Not sure this is the one? Find your fix →You see only the last step.
You close the way in before they take it.
We trace the full intrusion path, initial access through to domain control, the way a ransomware crew would. Then we close it before they walk it.
You stop one foothold becoming a breach.
We test detection, segmentation and containment under realistic pressure, so a single foothold doesn’t become every machine you own.
You restore fast, and you’ve proven it.
We pressure-test backups and the recovery runbook against the clock, so “we can restore” is something you’ve proven, not assumed.
Find the path, then prove it’s closed.
Incenter continuously validates the controls along the ransomware path (segmentation, identity, exposed services) and flags drift.
See the platform →A full-chain red team or tabletop proves end-to-end resilience and rehearses the human response.
Meet the team →We test the whole chain.
A ransomware engagement walks the full intrusion, from a phished credential through escalation, lateral movement, and the reach for your backups. You get back the exact points where it breaks: the real path, and where to cut it.