One click is enough.
Everything stops.
Understand the speed of a ransomware attack: intrusion, propagation, encryption, and extortion. A visual simulation that makes you want to see it through.
Hi Pierre, please find attached the March vendor invoice for approval before quarter-end closing.
An email with an attachment
The sender looks internal. The attachment is a Word file with a macro.
The .docm file silently triggers the ransomware download in the background. The user just sees a blank document — the payload is already in memory.
Key figures
0 click
To trigger access
phishing, macro, fake VPN
< 0 min
To encrypt a server
automated lateral propagation
0 phases
Exfiltration + encryption
double extortion
Immersive demo
Live through the crisis minute by minute
Enable the defenses, watch the propagation, and see how immutable backups change the outcome.
An ordinary email. An attachment. A single click is enough.
Real-world example
WannaCry — 2017
A lightning-fast attack.
In 2017, WannaCry hit more than 200,000 machines worldwide. Hospitals, factories, and public services were paralyzed. A patch existed, but it wasn't deployed everywhere.
The lesson
→Fast patching of critical systems
→Network segmentation to limit propagation
→Immutable backups tested regularly
What changes the outcome
EDR detection
Isolation within minutes
Immutable backups
Faster recovery
Crisis plan
Clear decision-making
Communication
Informed customers
Objective
Reduce detection time and restore without paying. Every minute saved avoids escalation.