Ransomware

The Ransomware tab is a specialized view dedicated to tracking ransomware groups and their malicious campaigns targeting your organization. Demonstrates the platform’s ability to detect, attribute, and monitor high-impact threats from the underground ecosystem.

By centralizing ransomware intelligence, analysts can quickly identify who the threat actor is, where they operate, and how recently they have been active allowing faster response and strategic defense planning.

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Information Provided

• Group Name

  Identifies the ransomware group or affiliate responsible for the activity.

  This is critical for threat attribution, helping analysts connect incidents to known ransomware families (e.g., LockBit, BlackCat, Cl0p).

• Location

  Indicates the geographical footprint or operational base of the ransomware group.

  This helps in geo-intelligence analysis, revealing whether activity is concentrated in specific regions or targeting certain markets.

• First Seen

  The timestamp when the ransomware group was first detected targeting the monitored environment.

  Useful for establishing the initial point of exposure and tracking how long the group has been active.

• Last Activity

  Shows the most recent activity observed for the group.

  Analysts can quickly tell if the ransomware threat is ongoing, dormant, or recently reactivated.

• Status

  Reflects the investigation stage or remediation state of the ransomware case (e.g., Active, Under Review, Resolved).

  This ensures that ransomware threats are tracked with the same rigor as other exposures and not overlooked.

Why it matters:

Ransomware is one of the most disruptive cyber threats, often combining data theft, encryption, and extortion. Having a dedicated dashboard view with structured fields like Group Name, Location, First Seen, Last Activity, and Status equips security teams with actionable intelligence. This allows them to move beyond detection and into strategic defense and negotiation preparedness, proving the system’s strength in handling high-severity threats.