Most ransomware advice stops at "pay or don't pay." That's the wrong question if your endpoints are already running ThreatDown — because Ransomware Rollback means you were never choosing between those two options in the first place.
Encryption isn't the end of the incident. It's a state your files can be pulled back out of, if the tool that's watching your endpoints was built to do that.
What Ransomware Rollback actually does
Ransomware Rollback is a specific, patented capability inside ThreatDown not a generic marketing term for "we have backups."
- Restores encrypted, deleted, or modified files up to 7 days after an attack
- Runs through ThreatDown's Linking Engine, which removes every trace the malware left behind, not just the encrypted files
- Returns the device to a healthy state — same session, same setup, no reimage
- Works alongside next-gen antivirus and EDR, so rollback is the last line of defense, not the first
That 7-day window matters because most ransomware doesn't announce itself the moment it lands. It sits quietly, spreads, then detonates. A rollback tool with a short recovery window misses attacks that were already inside the network for days before encryption started.
Rollback vs. "we have backups"
These get treated as the same thing. They aren't.
A backup restore means downtime while you rebuild a machine, reinstall software, and hope the last backup was recent enough to not lose a week of work. It's a manual process someone has to remember to test.
Rollback is automatic, endpoint-level, and fast — the device itself reverts, not just the files. It doesn't replace backups (you still want both), but it closes the gap between "we got hit" and "we're working again" from days to minutes.
“Ransomware Rollback alone restores files up to 7 days after an attack — most SMBs never see that capability from a reseller”
Why "authorized reseller in Iraq" is the part that actually protects you
Anyone can sell you a security product key. Not everyone can sell you a genuine one, back it with real support, or answer the phone in your language when something breaks at 11pm on a Thursday.
- Genuine, traceable license — White Label Solutions is Iraq's authorized ThreatDown reseller. No grey-market keys, no risk of a license getting revoked mid-contract.
- Same-day delivery — licenses are activated and delivered the day payment is confirmed. No weeks-long procurement cycle.
- Local support in Arabic, Kurdish, and English — deployment, configuration, and incident response handled by a team in your timezone, not an overseas ticket queue.
- One team, two problems solved — WLS also builds and secures custom software, so the same team that deploys ThreatDown understands the rest of your threat surface.
By the numbers
Test it before you need it
The same rule applies here as it does to backups: don't find out your recovery plan works during a real incident. Ask for a trial license, deploy it on a handful of test machines, and confirm you understand what a rollback actually looks like before it's 2am and you're doing it for real.
Protect your business. Get a ThreatDown quote today
Iraq's authorized ThreatDown reseller — genuine licenses, same-day delivery, support in Arabic, Kurdish, and English
