See how fast Helm stops ransomware from spreading, in a full product demo and a documented incident, from the first encrypted file to verified recovery.
Talk to usRansomware containment time is the time from the first malicious file change to the moment an attack can no longer spread. It decides how many files are hit, how much has to be restored and how soon the business is back. Here is that evidence for Helm, in a full product demo and in a documented incident, from the first encrypted file to verified recovery.
Every step of a modern ransomware attack is built to get past a control. The email filter, the stolen admin login, the endpoint tool, the deleted restore points, the wiped logs. Encrypting your files is the one step it cannot hide.
Watch one attack from the first click to the restore. See the moment Helm sees it, how it contains the attack in under four seconds and why only 61 files need to come back.
A demo shows what containment looks like. The field shows it too. In a documented incident in March 2026, Helm reached full containment 8.9 seconds after the first malicious file event, with 14 files encrypted. Your own figures come from your own infrastructure. Helm runs a containment test with you in your estate, so you see the time to contain and the files affected on your systems, not on ours.
Our customers show the same pattern in their own words. To see each step in detail, read how Helm prepares for an attack, contains it in seconds, confirms clean recovery before anything comes back and proves what happened.
