Backups ransomware can't touch.
RansomShield backs up your Windows files to an air-gapped USB drive — automatically, every night. The moment the backup finishes, the drive disconnects. When ransomware hits, there's nothing connected to encrypt.
Windows 10 / 11 · One USB backup drive required · 14-day money-back guarantee
Most backups fail exactly when you need them
Ransomware is built to find and encrypt everything mounted on your network — including your NAS and plugged-in backup drives. A backup that's always connected isn't a backup. It's a second copy for the attacker to destroy.
😕 NAS backups get encrypted too
Once ransomware is inside your network, anything mapped or mounted — including network shares and backup NAS — is fair game. Thousands of small businesses learned this the hard way.
🕒 Manual backups don't happen
Air-gapped backup works — if someone remembers to plug in a drive every day. In real offices, that lasts about a week. RansomShield makes the discipline automatic.
💸 Ransoms don't fix it
The average ransomware incident costs a small business far more than a year of proper backups — between downtime, recovery, and ransoms that often deliver nothing.
Three layers of air gap
RansomShield was built by a developer who lost his own backups to ransomware. It closes the window ransomware needs — in three independent layers.
Logical isolation
File sharing (SMB) is enabled only while the backup is running, then switched off automatically. Outside the backup window, your machine shares nothing.
Drive disconnect
As soon as the backup finishes, your USB backup drive is safely unmounted. Ransomware that strikes at 3 PM can't see a drive that isn't there.
Physical cut-off
For maximum protection, a smart plug cuts power to the backup drive 30 minutes after each run. Even firmware-level malware has nothing to touch.
Built like a tripwire, not just a copy button
RansomShield doesn't only back up — it watches for the early signs of an attack and pulls the plug before damage spreads.
🚨 Ransomware detection before backup
Scans for known ransomware file patterns (.locked, .crypt, and dozens more). If it finds them, the backup is halted and you're alerted — your healthy backup stays protected.
🍯 Canary files
Hidden decoy files are checked on every run. Ransomware encrypts everything it can find — including canaries. A missing or altered canary trips the breaker instantly.
📊 Change-detection circuit breaker
If the number or size of files in your folders suddenly explodes or collapses — classic mass-encryption behavior — backups pause and you get alerted.
🔐 Zero-key architecture
Your backups never leave your office. RansomShield's servers only handle your license and backup status reports — never your files, and encryption keys are never transmitted over the network.
🌙 Fully automatic
Install once, choose what to protect and where, done. No schedules to maintain, no habit to build. It just runs — every single night.
📁 Instant recovery
Restoring is just opening the drive and copying files back. No proprietary archive formats, no restore software, no waiting for cloud downloads.
Simple pricing
One license per protected PC. Your USB drive is a one-time purchase you already own — RansomShield never charges you for storage.
- Automated nightly air-gapped backups
- Ransomware tripwire & canary protection
- Backup reports after every run
- Protect 1 Windows PC
- Email support
- Everything in Monthly
- Save 27% — 2 months free
- Priority email support
- Free major-version upgrades
- 14-day money-back guarantee
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Frequently asked questions
How is this different from backing up to a NAS or cloud drive?
NAS and cloud backups stay connected — ransomware is specifically designed to find and encrypt mounted network shares and connected drives, and it usually deletes or corrupts cloud-synced copies too. RansomShield's backup target is disconnected (and optionally powered off) 23.5 hours a day. There is simply nothing for ransomware to encrypt outside the backup window.
Does my data get uploaded to your servers?
No. Your backups stay entirely on your own USB drive, on-site. Our servers only store your license information, machine identifier, and short backup status reports (success/failure, file counts) so we can generate your license and reports. We never receive, and never want, your actual files.
What do I need to get started?
A Windows 10 or 11 PC and any USB external hard drive large enough for your files. Plug the drive in, run the installer, pick your folders, and you're done. The first backup runs the same night.
What happens if ransomware strikes mid-backup?
The tripwire layers run before and during every backup: ransomware pattern scans, canary file checks, and abnormal-change detection. If anything looks wrong, the backup halts and the drive disconnects — your last known-good backup survives untouched.
Can I restore files without your software?
Yes. Backups are plain Windows files in normal folders. If we disappeared from the planet tomorrow, you could still restore everything by opening the drive in File Explorer.
What's your refund policy?
If RansomShield isn't right for you, email us within 14 days of purchase for a full refund — no questions asked. See our Refund Policy.
Do you offer volume licensing?
Yes — if you need to protect more than 5 PCs, contact us for volume pricing.
Ready to make your backups untouchable?
Setup takes five minutes. The first air-gapped backup runs tonight.
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