Helm brings ransomware protection by industry, built around what your sector stands to lose and the evidence your regulators, board and insurers expect.
Ransomware works the same way in a bank, a factory or a hospital. What it stops is different. Payments, production, patient care, or public services. So are the rules that follow. Helm prepares you before an attack, detects encryption in under a second, contains it and verifies recovery, with the record your sector asks for.
For banks, insurers and credit institutions, an attack is a resilience test with a reporting clock. Helm contains ransomware at the data layer, so payments and core systems keep running, and builds the incident record DORA and FCA PS21/3 expect, ready to share with the board, authorities and your insurers.
Pharma progress lives in two places. Validated production, and the research and intellectual property behind every product. Helm contains ransomware at the data layer and verifies systems are clean before they come back, so batches, trials and research keep moving, with a record your quality team and inspectors can follow.
Every hour on the line is output delivered and orders met. Helm protects the file servers and shares production depends on, with no agents on endpoints or production machines. It contains encryption in IT, so the plant can keep producing and the business keeps moving forward.
Defence suppliers keep their primes’ programmes moving while meeting requirements from CMMC to DEFCON 658. Helm contains ransomware quickly and documents every step, so production continues and you can show your primes and auditors exactly how an attack was handled.
Care depends on systems that are there when clinicians need them. Helm contains ransomware early, so the systems behind patient care stay available. Hospitals and health systems keep treating patients and can show regulators and assessors, under frameworks from NHS DSPT to HIPAA, how an attack was handled.
Schools, trusts and universities hold sensitive data on students and staff, usually with lean IT teams. Helm responds automatically the moment encryption starts, so teaching systems can keep running, and records what happened, ready for the DfE cyber security standards and for the governors who ask.
Utilities and critical infrastructure keep power, water and heat flowing for everyone. Helm contains ransomware in the IT environment, before it can spread towards the systems that run those services. Every step is recorded, ready for NIS2 reporting and for the questions your regulator asks.
