A recent leak of data from RAMP, a prominent Russian ransomware marketplace, has shed light on the inner workings of the country's ransomware ecosystem. The leaked database, comprising 1,732 threads, 7,707 users, and 340,000 IP records, reveals a sophisticated and organized marketplace with distinct roles for sellers, buyers, brokers, and recruiters. This level of organization and commercialization is a significant departure from the typical perception of cybercrime as disorganized and opportunistic. The RAMP marketplace demonstrates a high degree of structure and repeatability, with various actors working together to facilitate ransomware attacks1. The leak provides valuable insights into the operational dynamics of ransomware marketplaces, highlighting the importance of sector-specific risk assessments and operational resilience planning. This matters to cybersecurity practitioners because it underscores the need for proactive measures to mitigate the risks associated with ransomware attacks, particularly in industries that are frequently targeted by such threats.