Here are some ransomware decryptor sites you should keep handy

Zombie ransomware is easy to defeat

Kaspersky Lab’s No Ransom list
Avast’s free decryption tools
Trend Micro’s Ransomware File Decryptor
Heimdal Security’s Free Ransomware Decryption Tools

Prevention

First, train your employees about what they should and shouldn’t open when browsing the web and checking email.
Second, back up your data as often as possible to quarantined storage. As long as access to your backed-up data is extremely limited and not directly connected to your network, you should be able to restore everything in case of an infection.
Finally, regularly update all your software solutions (operating systems, productivity software, and antivirus). Most big-name vendors are quick to patch vulnerabilities, and you’ll prevent a large portion of infections just by staying up to date.

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