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WHY CHOOSE US TO RECOVER YOUR DATA FROM A RANSOMWARE ATTACK?
Ransomware is a serious threat to individuals and businesses alike, and at BitWise Data Recovery, we take it very seriously. We understand the importance of your data and the impact that losing it can have on your daily operations. That's why we offer professional data recovery services to help you regain control of your information after a ransomware attack.
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Why choose us to recover your data in the event of a ransomware attack?
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Free initial consultation: We provide a free initial consultation to evaluate the situation, discuss the best course of action to recover your data, and provide you with a quote.
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Extensive experience: Based in Calgary, Alberta, BitWise Data Recovery is a leading Canadian Data Recovery company with extensive experience in dealing with ransomware attacks and has successfully recovered data for many clients across Canada.
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Fast response: We understand that time is of the essence in a ransomware situation, which is why our team works quickly to evaluate the attack and determine the best way to proceed.
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Exhaustive recovery efforts: We exhaust every possible option to recover your data and don't give up easily. Our team works tirelessly to recover your data before it's too late.
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Use of specialized tools: We use specialized tools and methods to recover data encrypted by common ransomware programs, such as Dharma, Cryptolocker, SOS, and Gandcrab.
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No data, no fee: We only charge a fee if we are successful in recovering your data. If we are unable to recover your data, you will not be charged.
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At BitWise Data Recovery, we believe in providing reliable, professional, and cost-effective data recovery services to our clients. If you have been affected by ransomware, contact us today to schedule a free consultation and take the first step towards recovering your valuable data.
UNDERSTANDING
THE RANSOMWARE ATTACK
Ransomware is a type of malicious software that can infiltrate a device's files and encrypt them, rendering them unusable to the device's owner. Typically, once the ransomware has gained control of a device, the attackers behind the malware will demand a ransom payment to provide the decryption key needed to restore the device's files. Usually, the attackers demand payment in a form that is hard to trace, such as cryptocurrency.
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There are various ways that ransomware can find its way into a device or network. One of the most common methods is through phishing emails, where the attacker sends an email that appears legitimate but actually contains a malicious link or attachment. Another approach is social engineering, where the attacker employs psychological tactics to deceive the victim into clicking on a link or downloading a file.
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Once the ransomware is active on a device, it will typically begin to encrypt files on the device or network. This encryption process makes it impossible for the owner to access their data without the decryption key, which is held by the attackers. The attackers then demand a ransom payment in exchange for the key. If the ransom is not paid, the attackers may threaten to permanently delete the encrypted files, making recovery impossible.