From first warning sign to contained attack.

Helm contains ransomware at the data layer and sends each incident, with every action recorded, into Exabeam. Your analysts see a contained attack beside the behaviour that led to it, and the business keeps moving while they investigate.

Helm acts on the one signal ransomware cannot hide: files being encrypted. It detects active encryption in under a second on file shares, servers and Microsoft 365, and contains the attack on fixed rules your team can read. There is no baseline to learn and no score to wait for.

Exabeam is a security operations platform built around behavioural analytics. Its user and entity behaviour analytics (UEBA) learn what normal looks like for each user and device, and its investigations build timelines of related events. Since merging with LogRhythm in 2024, it offers a cloud-native platform and a self-hosted SIEM. Exabeam shows who behaved unusually. Helm contains what they set in motion.

Helm sends each incident to Exabeam as a standard syslog or CEF event: the files affected, the account and device involved, and each containment action, with timestamps. Exabeam can tie it to the user and device behind it, so your analysts see the containment on the same timeline as the behaviour that led to it.

The record stays under the retention you already apply, ready when auditors or regulators ask what happened.

Helm adds the containment and the evidence. Exabeam keeps the behavioural view your team relies on. If parts of your estate report into another SIEM, Helm also works with Microsoft Sentinel and Splunk.

See all integrations, or talk to us about connecting Helm to Exabeam.