Ransomware Rollback
Ransomware Rollback reverses the effects of encryption in a single click, restoring files and system changes from backups that never leave your environment.
to roll back
to undo encryption
on-device storage
Why Ransomware Rollback
Restore the files ransomware encrypted, modified or deleted, in minutes.
If ransomware encrypts your files, your options are paying a ransom, starting over, or a time-consuming recovery from backups.
Ransomware Rollback restores every affected file to its pre-attack state, in minutes, for up to seven days.
Capabilities
A process graph, MITRE ATT&CK mappings, and timeline show you how the attack unfolded, so your team can act without outside help.
The seven-day restore window means you've got time to investigate a Friday evening attack you've only discovered on Monday morning.
A single action restores every file, and reverses system changes like rogue installs and modified registry keys.
A kernel-level driver copies each file before it's modified, into protected storage on the device. No cloud, no shadow copies.
Most tools stop at restoring files. Ransomware Rollback reverses system changes too.
Without Ransomware Rollback
With Ransomware Rollback
Two AI ecosystems are growing from the same infrastructure: one legitimate, one criminal.
Is your organization prepared?
See how one click reverses the effects of ransomware.
