
Most ransomware attacks follow the same three paths:
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Client-side attacks (phishing clicks, malicious emails)
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Service-side attacks (exposed IPs, open ports, public-facing services)
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Lateral movement inside the network (once attackers get in)
HáromlépcsÅ‘s zéró bizalom architektúránk mindhárom támadási útvonalat eltávolÃtja – Ãgy a zsarolóvÃrusoknak nincs hol elindulniuk, sehová sem mehetnek, és nincs módjuk terjedni.
Eredmény: ZsarolóvÃrusoknak ellenálló architektúra
modern vállalkozások számára tervezve.
Három támadási útvonal
Három nulla bizalom blokk
Nincs zsarolóvÃrus terjedés.
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Belépés tilos. Kifáradás tilos. Terjedés tilos.
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First step: Protect against client side attack
Combine phishing-resilience training with identity-based network access
Many companies still rely on VPNs and human-driven security training — both are weak spots.
Turn employees into active defenders, not liabilities with Hoxhunt
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Increase real-world phishing resilience
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Drive continuous behavioral improvement
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Reduce human-driven breaches at scale
Remove users from the corporate network entirely with Zscaler
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Replace risky VPN connections
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Enforce identity-based, app-level access
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Let users reach apps securely via the Zero Trust

Outcome:
Your workforce becomes phishing-resilient, VPN-free, and never directly touches the corporate network — eliminating the most common ransomware entry points.
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Second step: Prevent service side attack
Stop attackers from reaching your services — even if they know your IPs, ports, or infrastructure.
What is reachable it is breachable, hackers can't attack what they can't see
Remove your attack surface with Zscaler's invisible wall
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Hide your apps from the internet entirely
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Make services unreachable and undiscoverable
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Stop scanning, probing, and service exploitation
Real Zero Trust Architecture with Zscaler​
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No inbound connections (everything outbound-only)
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Only authorized, identity-based access
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Contextual access: posture, user risk, location
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Least privilege at app-level, not network-level

Outcome:
Your applications become invisible and unreachable to attackers — eliminating service-side ransomware entry points, remote exploits
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Last step: Stop lateral movement
Stop attackers from moving inside your network — even if something gets breached.
Block ransomware propagation, contain breaches instantly, and protect critical applications from internal spread.
Gain full visibility of your network
with Illumio
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Discover how applications talk to each other
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Build a full inventory and dependency map
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Identify unnecessary or risky connectivity
Build Microsegmentation policies with Zscaler
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Enforce least-privileged access between apps
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Stop lateral movement across IT & OT environments
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Use Illumio maps to generate Zscaler policies




