Ransomware encrypts everything you own in minutes. RansomWall catches it in the act — it spots the encryption as it starts, kills the process, locks down your folders, and restores anything already damaged from a tamper-proof vault. Real-time protection at the kernel level, not after-the-fact cleanup.
RansomWall doesn't wait for a signature match. It watches how files are being changed and reacts the moment an attack begins — then gives you your files back.
A weighted scoring engine watches many signals at once — decoy tampering, entropy spikes, file-type mismatches, and bursts of renames and deletes. No single trick fools it, and normal work doesn't trip it.
Realistic decoy files are scattered through your protected folders. Legitimate software never touches them, so any modification is an instant, high-confidence sign that an encryptor is running.
Before a protected file is modified, RansomWall copies the original into a driver-protected vault. If an attack slips through, one click restores every damaged file — turning "detected" into "nothing lost."
Real Shannon-entropy sampling detects encryption even when a file's header still looks valid — catching the partial and intermittent encryptors that defeat simple header checks.
The moment an attack is confirmed, RansomWall identifies the offending process, terminates it, and locks every protected folder at the driver level — so it can't keep hammering your files.
Start in Monitor mode to calibrate against your real workload with zero risk of a false lockout, then switch to Enforce when you're ready. You decide when protection goes live.
Detects attempts to delete Windows shadow copies and resists Safe-Mode and boot-configuration evasion — the driver loads in Safe Mode so protection survives a forced reboot.
The minifilter guards its own service, configuration, and rollback vault from tampering. Attackers can't simply shut RansomWall off or wipe the backups before encrypting.
Every detection is recorded with the process, timeline, and the signals that triggered it. Review each incident and choose Kill & Restore, or Allow if it was a false positive.
Business tiers add a LAN console: push protection policy, review incidents, and clear lockdowns across every machine from one place — no cloud dependency.
Full localization across 41 languages, including right-to-left layouts, so every user gets alerts and controls in their own language.
Every license gets every protection feature and the full rollback vault. The only difference at higher tiers is fleet management and machine count.
RansomWall never gates protection by price. Every user gets full multi-signal detection and the complete rollback vault.