Containment that keeps pace with the attack.

Helm watches your files and acts on the rules you set. When it detects ransomware, it can have WatchGuard EPDR, formerly Panda Adaptive Defense 360, isolate every device linked to the compromised user.

An attack moves through accounts as much as through machines. Helm follows it to where the damage lands, on file shares, servers and Microsoft 365. It detects encryption in under a second and contains the attack on rules your team can read.

WatchGuard EPDR, formerly Panda Adaptive Defense 360, combines endpoint protection with detection and response and is managed in WatchGuard Cloud. Isolating a computer blocks its network traffic while keeping it reachable from the management console. Helm acts on the data. WatchGuard EPDR acts on the device.

When Helm contains an attack, it can find every device belonging to the compromised user in WatchGuard Cloud and have WatchGuard EPDR isolate them. If your rules call for it, Helm can also shut those devices down.

Isolated devices stay reachable from the WatchGuard console for investigation, and isolation can be lifted once they are confirmed clean. Every action is recorded in the Helm incident.

Helm adds the data layer and acts on the rules you set, while WatchGuard EPDR carries out the isolation on each device. For other endpoint tools, see how Helm works with Sophos and Kaspersky.

See all integrations, or talk to us about adding Helm to your WatchGuard environment.