Guides: ransomware publications and your company
These guides are for the person who gets the call when a ransomware group publishes files that may hold your company’s name: a CISO, an IT manager, an owner. Each one starts with the answer, says what to do first and links the official texts. They are general information, not legal advice.
Our guides
- What dark web monitoring sees, and what it misses What dark web monitoring is, what it can find (published files, exposed logins, forum mentions), what it cannot see, and what to ask a provider.
- Ransomware group published your data: what to do A ransomware group says it published your data. How to check the claim, see what was posted, whom to notify and when, and whether paying makes sense.
- Your supplier was hit by ransomware: what to do When a supplier is hit by ransomware, your name can end up in published files. What to ask, how to search for your company, and which duties may apply.
- What ransomware groups publish, by document type What ransomware groups publish: contracts, invoices, HR files, e-mails, drawings, passwords, in which formats and languages, and who is named in them.