After Kaspersky Security databases and application modules are updated for the first time, the ability to roll back databases and application modules to their previous versions becomes available.
Every time a database update is started on the Protection Server, Kaspersky Security creates a backup copy of the existing databases and application modules and only then proceeds to update them. This makes it possible to return to the previous version of databases and application modules if necessary. The ability to roll back an update is useful if, for example, the new version of the application database contains an invalid signature that causes Kaspersky Security to block a safe application.
A rollback of the last update of Kaspersky Security databases and application modules is performed as follows:
When rolling back the latest update of databases and application modules on the SVM, the Protection Server also rolls back updates of Light Agent databases, which are located in a folder on the SVM. The Protection Server sends Light Agents an event indicating that an update is required.
The update task causes the Light Agent to switch to using the previous set of Kaspersky Security databases.