Add control. Replace nothing. Helm integrations connect ransomware containment to the SIEM, SOAR, endpoint and network tools you already run, so every incident lands where your team works.
Your SIEM, endpoint and network tools each cover their own layer. Helm adds containment at the data layer and works through the tools you already run. Incidents flow into your SIEM, supported endpoint and network tools act on what Helm sees, and your playbooks stay as they are. No rip and replace. Helm works with your stack.
Helm sends detections and containment actions to your SIEM and SOAR as standard security findings, so your team can search, correlate and act on them with the playbooks you already have.
Microsoft Sentinel
SIEM and SOAR: Helm incidents in your Sentinel workspace.
Splunk
SIEM: Containment events, searchable in Splunk.
IBM QRadar
SIEM: Helm findings alongside your QRadar offences.
Exabeam
SIEM: Data-layer incidents in your Exabeam timeline.
Syslog-ng
Log management: Helm events wherever your logs go.
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Your endpoint tools protect the machines they run on. Helm adds a signal from the data layer and uses it to isolate the device involved, through Microsoft Defender for Endpoint and other supported EDR and XDR tools. The response reaches further than either tool alone.
Microsoft Defender
EDR: Device isolation through Defender for Endpoint.
CrowdStrike
EDR: Contain devices through CrowdStrike Falcon when Helm detects ransomware.
SentinelOne
EDR and XDR: Disconnect affected devices through SentinelOne.
Palo Alto Networks Cortex
XDR: Isolate endpoints through Cortex XDR.
Sophos
Endpoint: Isolate devices through Sophos Central.
McAfee
Endpoint: Contain devices through Trellix (formerly McAfee).
Broadcom
Endpoint: Contain devices through Symantec Endpoint Security by Broadcom.
Kaspersky
Endpoint: Helm alongside Kaspersky endpoint protection.
Panda and WatchGuard
Endpoint: Isolate a compromised user’s devices through WatchGuard EPDR (formerly Panda).
F-Secure
Endpoint: Isolate devices through WithSecure Elements (formerly F-Secure).
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Network tools see the traffic between systems. Helm sees what happens to the data. Together they help close the routes ransomware uses to move, for example by quarantining a device through network access control or ending a VPN session, and every action is logged in one incident record.
Darktrace
NDR: Helm alongside Darktrace network detection.
Cisco
Network: Quarantine devices through Cisco ISE and end VPN sessions on Cisco firewalls.
Forescout
Network access control: Helm alongside Forescout device visibility and control.
Palo Alto Networks
Network: End GlobalProtect VPN sessions on Palo Alto Networks firewalls.
Rapid7
Detection and response: Helm alongside Rapid7.
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These are the integrations we feature, with hundreds more available. If your tool isn’t here, we can tell you quickly how Helm fits alongside it, and what the combined stack can do.
