Identiqa stops attacks outside and inside your network with its own 2U hardware, defense AI, and 24/7 incident response. Your backups stay locked in storage no attacker can erase.
A SOC detects the attack and escalates it. Then comes the chain of tickets, callbacks, and sign-offs, while the attacker spends every minute closing in on your backups. Identiqa acts before that chain begins.
Four systems. One closed chain for your network. From your firewall and servers to the locked backup copy. And in a crisis, a human takes over.
AuraLink deploys alongside your existing firewall: real-time edge defense and hardware-locked backups powered by Identiqa.
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For the fifth year running, cyber incidents top the Allianz Risk Barometer as the No. 1 business risk worldwide. Yet the decision still stalls on these five.
Good. But your firewall doesn't see critical flaws in the applications you've exposed. And it can be the entry point itself: zero-day vulnerabilities in firewall firmware surface repeatedly, often exploited long before discovery. In 56 percent of ransomware attacks encryption ultimately succeeds, meaning the attack was stopped too late (Sophos, State of Ransomware 2026).
When did anyone last test whether those backups actually restore cleanly? If your network is already compromised, you're backing up the malware too, including dormant payloads. You don't know when they'll go off. In 94 percent of ransomware attacks, adversaries go after the backups. They succeed 57 percent of the time (Sophos, 2024).
Accountability still sits in the boardroom. Under SEC Form 8-K Item 1.05, Reg S-K Item 106, corporate fiduciary duties, and European mandates like NIS2 and DORA, executive leadership and the board carry direct oversight responsibility for cyber risk; you can hand off the work, but you can't hand off the liability. And regulatory fines are only the surface: if an attack halts operations, fiduciary liability reaches much further.
Fair. Do you have the budget for a multi-week operational shutdown, or for an extortion demand after your production servers are encrypted? Average recovery costs after a ransomware attack, excluding any ransom, run to $1.7 million (Sophos, State of Ransomware 2026). Real protection costs a fraction of a single outage.
Read the underwriting conditions closely: what's actually covered, and which security controls are mandatory prerequisites? Substandard infrastructure can void coverage or trigger severe sub-limits. And no policy restores leaked intellectual property or gives back the weeks lost to rebuilding.
You need to show the board, auditors, and insurers in two sentences why your network holds and who takes over the moment an incident hits.
For the CEO & Board · Governance, Oversight & Liability
Your last backup copy has to be cryptographically locked beyond the reach of your own domain and admin privileges.
For the CISO · Hardware-Locked Backups & Zero Open Shell
A ransomware attempt has to be stopped at the 2U appliance, so you read about it in the morning report instead of finding encrypted servers at night.
For the VP of IT · Daily Operations & Edge Containment
Enter your domain. The instant check inspects seven public surfaces an attacker probes first, from DNSSEC and mail authentication to mail server encryption and your website's security headers.
This check inspects your public perimeter. For a full review of your environment, request an architecture briefing.
You're up against machines that move faster than your firewall. Here's what you're facing.
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