System protection
Armor
Windows anti-ransomware protection based on protected folders, decoy files, and heuristic analysis of file operations.
- Blocking suspicious changes
- Quarantine and allowed applications
- Isolation and CDR sanitization
Windows security, engineered in depth
Stop the threats.Protects your work.
Armor protects folders against ransomware. FileWall rebuilds sanitized document copies. PEPack compresses and protects Windows PE32 and PE64 executables.
Protection activeFolders, documents, and executables under control
Anti-ransomware protectionDocument CDRPE executable protection
Three products, three distinct functions.
System, document, and executable protection.
Armor counters destructive changes. FileWall rebuilds controlled document copies. PEPack compresses PE32 and PE64 executables and can add integrity and signed licensing.
File protection
FileWall
A document-protection platform that intercepts files on access and uses CDR to produce sanitized, verifiable copies.
- Driver, service, and CDR worker
- Manual and scheduled scanning
- Cache, quarantine, and operational reporting
Executable protection
PEPack
PE32/PE64 packer with structure-aware compression, integrity verification, and an independent licensing system for packed applications.
- LZNT1, XPRESS, XPRESS_HUFF, and LZMA
- SHA-256 integrity and IAT manifest
- License profiles, keys, and PEP4 serials
Ransomware landscape · 2025–2026 data
Understanding the threat is the first layer of defense.
Ransomware is not merely software that encrypts files: it is an extortion operation that can stop work, steal data, and make essential services unavailable.
What ransomware is
It is malware designed to deny access to files or systems, commonly through encryption. Attackers demand payment and, in double-extortion campaigns, also threaten to publish stolen data.
CISA #StopRansomware definition and guide↗A typical attack chain
- Access
Stolen credentials, phishing, vulnerabilities, or remote tools compromise the first system.
- Expansion
The attacker searches for privileges, data, and other devices before becoming visible.
- Impact
Files and services are encrypted or blocked; data may also be exfiltrated.
- Extortion
The payment demand is often reinforced by a threat to disclose stolen data.
of breaches involve ransomware
Share of breaches in the 2026 DBIR in which ransomware appears somewhere in the attack chain.
Verizon DBIR 2026↗ransomware complaints in 2025
Complaints received by the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center; this represents only incidents actually reported to IC3.
FBI IC3 2025↗in reported direct losses
Ransomware losses reported to IC3 in 2025. The figure normally excludes business interruption, labor, files, equipment, and third-party remediation.
FBI IC3 2025↗incidents analyzed in Europe
The full ENISA Threat Landscape 2025 sample; ENISA identifies ransomware as the most impactful threat in the EU.
ENISA 2025↗These sources use different scopes and must not be added together. Voluntary reports and direct-loss figures understate the true economic impact.
Complementary functions
Three different programs, each covering its own domain.
Armor
Monitors protected folders, detects suspicious sequences, and applies the configured anti-ransomware response.
FileWall
Intercepts or scans documents, identifies their format, and sends them through the sanitization pipeline.
PEPack
Analyzes PE32 and PE64 executables, compresses compatible sections, and adds the selected protections.
Evidence
Events, reports, and verification make each product’s decisions visible.
Control, not complexity.
A focused view brings protection status, recent events, and actions needing attention to the foreground.
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Protection activeARMOR + FILEWALL
RECENT EVENTS
Process verifiedAllowed
Protected fileMonitored
Rule appliedBlocked
Choose your coverage
Start with what you need to protect.
Choose a product: the cart is created on the store and payment is completed through secure Shopify Checkout.
Armor
Protect folders and data against destructive changes.
- Decoy files and heuristics
- Quarantine and allowlist
- Isolation and sanitization
FileWall
Intercept and rebuild documents before they are used.
- On-access monitoring
- Scanner and policies
- Cache and sanitized copies
PEPack
Structure-aware compression and controlled protection for Windows PE32 and PE64 executables.
- Four compression algorithms
- SHA-256 integrity and IAT manifest
- Signed-serial licensing system
Armor + FileWall
Two distinct applications covering behavior and content.
- Armor license
- FileWall license
- One purchase path
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FAQ
Questions, clearly answered.
Are Armor and FileWall the same product?+
No. Armor is anti-ransomware protection for folders and processes. FileWall is a CDR platform that intercepts, sanitizes, and rebuilds documents. They are separate applications and can be used independently or together.
Can I purchase only one product?+
Yes. Choose Armor, FileWall, PEPack, or the Armor + FileWall suite.
Which Windows versions are supported?+
Armor and FileWall are 64-bit applications and support Windows 10 and later.
How is payment handled?+
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