Ransomware contained where your files live.

Helm watches your files and acts on the rules you set. Working alongside Kaspersky, it contains the account behind an attack and can have Kaspersky isolate the devices involved.

Ransomware rarely stays on one machine. It reaches out to the shared drives and servers where your organisation keeps its work. Helm watches those shares, servers and Microsoft 365 directly. It detects encryption in under a second and contains the attack on rules your team can read.

Kaspersky Endpoint Security protects workstations and servers and is managed centrally from Kaspersky Security Center. With its detection and response features, administrators can isolate a device from the network. Helm guards the data. Kaspersky guards the device it runs on.

When Helm contains an attack, it disables the compromised account in Active Directory and Entra ID and ends its active sessions, cutting the attacker off from your data. Where your Kaspersky setup supports it, Helm can also have Kaspersky Security Center isolate the devices involved.

Every action is recorded in the Helm incident, ready to share when you need to show what happened.

Helm adds the data layer and acts on the rules you set, while Kaspersky keeps protecting each device. If parts of your estate run other protection, see how Helm works with Microsoft Defender and Sophos.

See all integrations, or talk to us about adding Helm alongside Kaspersky.