BullWall automatically contains ransomware the moment encryption starts, executes the full response across identity, endpoints, and file systems, files a compliance-ready incident report, and only clears recovery when the evidence confirms it's safe.
Legacy infrastructure, small teams, and high public accountability make the consequences of a ransomware attack especially hard to manage.
Public sector organizations can't replace legacy infrastructure, can't always patch what needs patching, and can't staff a 24/7 security team across multiple sites. BullWall works on the infrastructure you actually have, responds automatically at any hour, and generates the documented evidence your leadership needs before the questions start.
BullWall is agentless and monitors at the file system level, protecting legacy and unmanaged devices regardless of patch status without requiring changes to the underlying infrastructure.
A small team can't manually isolate hosts across five sites at 2am. BullWall executes automated containment 24/7, making a team of three as effective as a team of thirty.
Ransomware hitting public sector infrastructure can take citizen-facing services, payment systems, and critical databases offline simultaneously. BullWall contains the threat before it spreads that far.
BullWall generates automated compliance reporting mapped to CAF Objective B and GovAssure requirements, giving your IT Director a documented control to point to directly.
BullWall is G-Cloud listed and deploys on a single VM in days, without a lengthy tender process or endpoint software rollout across the estate.
After every high-profile peer incident, leadership asks what's been done. BullWall is a deployed, documented control you can point to directly, not a roadmap or a plan.
Local governments are prime targets for ransomware attacks, as cybercriminals seek to disrupt essential services and access sensitive public data. Traditional security approaches often fall short in preventing these increasingly sophisticated threats, leaving municipalities vulnerable to data breaches, financial losses, and operational shutdowns. In this session, the Town of North Andover and BullWall discussed how a proactive containment strategy can safeguard public services and critical infrastructure.
"I experienced an attack where a cybercriminal used a valid user account to get in remotely. You can't prevent that. You need a ransomware containment solution like BullWall."
“We can't employ enough people to sit there looking at all of this. We've got to automate our response time, our responses, and our monitoring of our system.”
“This was one of the easiest setups of all time. We just needed a standard Windows server, and BullWall engineers had it configured in 20 minutes.”
"You can't guarantee 100 % protection. But we felt that BullWall was unique in that if everything else fails, this was the catch-all last line of defence protecting our data.”
