Control at the data layer, where the attack turns to impact.

Helm monitors your file activity and contains ransomware the moment your rules call for it. Alongside Darktrace, it brings that signal into your network view and can have Darktrace’s Autonomous Response act on the devices involved.

Encryption is the moment an attack turns into damage. Helm watches file shares, servers and Microsoft 365 for it, detects it in under a second and contains the attack before more files are affected.

Darktrace learns what normal looks like across your network and can respond on its own, for example by blocking unusual connections or quarantining a device. Helm protects the data under attack, and Darktrace follows how the attack moves.

When Helm contains an attack, it can pass the affected users and devices to Darktrace. Darktrace can then block the device’s traffic or quarantine it, within the limits your team has set in Darktrace.

Helm records each step in its incident, so your team has the full story in one place when it moves on to recovery.

Darktrace shows how an attack spreads, and Helm keeps the data it targets under control. For other network tools, see how Helm works with Cisco and Forescout.

See all integrations, or talk to us about adding Helm next to Darktrace.