Helm is a ransomware protection platform that prepares you for an attack, contains it fast, confirms clean recovery and proves what happened.
Most organisations already run EDR, SIEM and backups, yet ransomware can still reach servers and file shares. Helm is the ransomware solution for that moment. It covers four stages of the ransomware response: readiness before an attack, containment during it, verified recovery after it, and evidence for the regulator and the board. Containment runs on fixed rules your team can audit, so every action can be explained afterwards.
Ransomware readiness means knowing which servers, shares and virtual machines ransomware could reach, and how it would move between them, before anything happens. Helm watches those systems from day one, including VMware virtual environments, and your team sets the containment rules to match. When an attack starts, the response is already decided, and your team follows a plan they have seen before.
Ransomware containment means cutting off the spread at the point of encryption, so systems that are not affected stay online. Helm isolates compromised identities across servers and file shares and leaves the rest of the business running. Customer services can stay open and production can keep moving while your team deals with a contained incident, not an outage.
Restoring from backup too early can let the attacker back in. Verified recovery means Helm checks that backups, endpoints and monitoring are clean before recovery starts, so the business comes back once, not twice. Your team can see which systems are verified clean and in what order to bring them back.
DORA and NIS2 expect organisations to show how an incident was handled, within set reporting deadlines. Helm records each containment and recovery action as it happens, so an incident audit trail is built as part of the response. When the regulator, the auditor or the board asks what happened, your team answers from that record. It is your ransomware compliance evidence.
