BullWall provides essential ransomware protection for enterprises by focusing on real-time containment and resilience beyond traditional prevention tools

Top 3 Business Points

• Immediate Attack Containment
• Business Continuity Assurance
• Cost Savings and Compliance

Immediate Attack Containment

BullWall detects ransomware encryption in milliseconds across critical infrastructure like servers, file shares, and cloud storage, automatically isolating compromised users and devices to halt spread. This agentless solution integrates with existing EDR, SIEM, and firewalls without endpoint rollouts, addressing gaps where 77% of attacks evade standard defences during pen tests. Enterprises gain a vital last line of defense against zero-day threats and credential exploits.

Business Continuity Assurance

By stopping active attacks before widespread damage, BullWall minimizes downtime and enables swift recovery, pinpointing affected files and attack vectors for quick restoration. It protects all data targets, including virtual servers and remote access, ensuring operations persist even if initial defences fail. This resilience is crucial as ransomware often encrypts critical data in most incidents, but BullWall neutralises it proactively.

Cost Savings and Compliance
Cost savings and compliance  Ransomware incidents now routinely cost UK organisations the equivalent of several million pounds when you factor in downtime, IT recovery, legal fees, and lost business. Government economic modelling estimates the average cost of a significant cyber attack on a UK business at around £195,000, even before you consider the largest, headline‑grabbing cases. In Ireland, cyberattacks have already cost the SME economy an estimated €2.3 billion, with individual businesses facing average losses of at least €8,500—and far higher for larger enterprises and ransom payers. By rapidly containing encryption and limiting the spread of an attack, modern ransomware protection can dramatically reduce these UK and Irish recovery costs, help meet regulatory expectations (GDPR, NIS2, sector regulators), and strengthen your position with insurers and auditors