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EAGLE SHARK
CYBER DEFENCE
Cyber criminals don’t target businesses based on size or industry. A cyber attack occurs every 39 seconds. Every company is a target!
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Ensuring critical incidents are handled without delay to minimize downtime, data loss, and regulatory penalties.
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Direct access to a highly trained diverse IR team with deep technical and strategic crisis expertise.
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60%
of Danish Small & Medium-sized Businesses go bankrupt when hit by ransomware
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20%
of Danish Small & Medium-sized Businesses do not have a contingency plan
Source: TDC Erhverv 2024 report
Battle-tested crisis communications expert with 20+ years of navigating reputational storms.
Manages internal and external communication to maintain transparency and trust throughout the crisis.
Background from Special Operation Forces.
Leads and coordinates response efforts, ensuring a structured and effective approach while guiding strategic decisions and resource allocation. Supports top executives with Business Impact Analysis for informed decision-making.
Background from the Danish Defence & Intelligence Service
Identifies the origin and scope of the attack, performs in-depth log analysis, and reverse-engineers malware to uncover attacker tactics and vulnerabilities.
Our crisis specialists collaborate with you to identify the root cause, preserve crucial evidence, and implement remediation measures. Through Business Impact Analysis, we help leadership make informed decisions, ensuring minimal disruption and stronger resilience against future attacks.
Background as negotiator at the Danish Security & Intelligence Service (PET).
Provides additional time for investigators to explore non-ransom recovery options while documenting insights to inform the response strategy.
A 2023 study reported by Computerworld found that 63% of companies hit by ransomware pay the ransom, despite having a "no-pay" policy. This aligns with other reports, such as the Verizon DBIR 2023 (62%) and the Sophos State of Ransomware 2023 (46%).
While the figures vary, the trend is clear: Many companies choose to pay the ransom because the financial, legal, operational, and reputational damage caused by an attack often outweighs the cost of the ransom.
However, organizations should be aware that arranging a cryptocurrency payment can take longer than expected. According to those who have experienced the ransomware nightmare, it is advisable to have payment arrangements pre-established in your cyber incident response plan.
Such prior arrangements can help speed up recovery if paying the ransom is the least detrimental option.In these situations, authorities and insurers typically provide no assistance, leaving company leadership to navigate the crisis alone. This is where Eagle Shark Cyber Defence steps in, helping to guide informed decisions and assess the full financial impact of a cyberattack.
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