ransomware containment and isolation of device extra security layer
Our platform interrupts malicious behaviour before it can spread, encrypt, or force wider operational shutdown.
The real resilience gap is not detection. It is preventing one compromised point from becoming the whole organisation’s problem.
One platform. Three operational protection layers. One purpose: stop the incident from turning into cascade.
Together, these capabilities create an additional containment layer focused on what happens after entry risk becomes real: hostile movement, active encryption, unsafe access paths, and the widening of blast radius across critical systems.
How our platform fits into your existing stack Our platform is designed to complement your security stack already in place. It is not intended to replace prevention, monitoring, or recovery tooling. It sits alongside them as a dedicated operational containment layer, helping organisations act when speed, trust, and blast radius matter most. It integrates with any SIEM, NAC or other security solutions via 2-way RESTful API and is fully compatible with your existing security environment. Its value lies in making those environments more governable once pressure becomes operational.
Our platform strengthens the value of the stack you already have by helping it become more executable under pressure.
Our platform is not there to describe the incident better. It is there to help change its trajectory.
Core capabilities at a high level: three operational protection layers Modern ransomware does not start with encryption. It starts with access, reconnaissance, lateral movement, data discovery, backup interference, and preparation for impact. Encryption is often the visible end of a process that has already been unfolding inside the environment. S10 Group is designed for that active phase: when malicious behaviour is already present, but spread, exposure, and operational impact can still be contained. Our containment layers help organisations move from detection to action by focusing on three operational layers: Reduce spread Contain movement before ransomware reaches more users, servers, file shares, or virtual environments. Protect data Limit suspicious access and data movement before stolen information becomes additional leverage. Preserve operations Protect critical systems and maintain room to operate while the incident is being stabilised.
3. Virtual Server Protection Virtual Server Protection is focused on virtual infrastructure such as VMware and ESXi environments. Its role is to reduce the risk that attackers can use privileged access, malicious processes, or encryption attempts to render virtual environments inaccessible or to damage the systems that support wider business continuity. • Protects virtual environments from unauthorised access and encryption attempts • Monitors malicious process activity and system-file corruption risk • Helps contain threats targeting VMware and ESXi environments • Supports 24/7 automated response and stronger virtual-environment resilience Below you will find flyers in PDF format, with more detailed information about each of these three layers.
2. Server Intrusion Protection Server Intrusion Protection is focused on one of the most common and consequential early breach pathways: remote server access. Its role is to reduce the chance that compromised credentials, unauthorised RDP sessions, or malicious server-side activity can be used to progress the attack toward deployment, reconnaissance, lateral movement, or data theft. • Secures remote server access with additional control measures • Reduces risk from compromised credentials and RDP abuse • Helps stop breach progression earlier in the sequence • Creates immutable records of access activity for investigation and audit
Ransomware Containment is focused on active encryption behaviour and the protection of critical data paths and infrastructure. Its role is to detect illegitimate encryption activity quickly, isolate compromised users or devices, and reduce the chance that an outbreak spreads across file shares, application servers, database servers, or other business-critical systems. • Detects active malicious encryption behaviour • Isolates compromised users or devices automatically • Protects critical infrastructure and data paths • Supports compliance-ready reporting and recovery visibility
1. S10 Group containment layer
Our platform matters because it turns detection into immediate containment: it identifies malicious lateral movement, interrupts encryption attempts, and stops ransomware from cascading across the environment.
What our containment layer enables operationally
Relevance by industry
ransomware support for the healthcare industry ransomware support for the finance and insurance industry ransomware support for the manufacturing industry ransomware support for other critical industries
Compliance / Insurer-Readiness Support Our platform also supports resilience priorities that matter in regulated and insured environments. This includes clearer incident records, stronger evidence of access control and operational response, and a more defensible containment posture in environments shaped by cyber-insurance requirements, sector oversight, and frameworks such as GDPR, NIS2, and DORA.
The value is not that our platform says you are resilient. It helps you demonstrate more real control when resilience assumptions are tested.
How exposed is your organisation? Most organisations are not lacking security controls. The real gap appears when speed, trust, and control come under pressure.
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Run a free resilience assessment See how much control your environment can still hold once prevention has already been bypassed. Run a controlled resilience assessment to understand where your current stack is strong, where the containment gap still exists, and what changes when malicious behaviour can be interrupted earlier.
One platform, three operational protection layers.
Ransomware Containment Interrupts active ransomware behaviour, isolates compromised users or devices, and helps prevent encryption from spreading across critical infrastructure.
Server Intrusion Protection Protects remote server access, reduces breach progression through compromised credentials and RDP- related pathways, and helps stop attackers before deployment stages widen the incident.
Virtual Server Protection Protects virtual environments such as VMware and ESXi from unauthorised access, malicious activity, encryption attempts, and wider operational disruption.
ransomware containment and isolation of device extra security layer
Our platform interrupts malicious behaviour before it can spread, encrypt, or force wider operational shutdown.
The real resilience gap is not detection. It is preventing one compromised point from becoming the whole organisation’s problem.
One platform. Three operational protection layers. One purpose: stop the incident from turning into cascade.
Together, these capabilities create an additional containment layer focused on what happens after entry risk becomes real: hostile movement, active encryption, unsafe access paths, and the widening of blast radius across critical systems.
How our platform fits into your existing stack Our platform is designed to complement your security stack already in place. It is not intended to replace prevention, monitoring, or recovery tooling. It sits alongside them as a dedicated operational containment layer, helping organisations act when speed, trust, and blast radius matter most. It integrates with any SIEM, NAC or other security solutions via 2-way RESTful API and is fully compatible with your existing security environment. Its value lies in making those environments more governable once pressure becomes operational.
Our platform strengthens the value of the stack you already have by helping it become more executable under pressure.
Our platform is not there to describe the incident better. It is there to help change its trajectory.
Core capabilities at a high level: three operational protection layers Modern ransomware does not start with encryption. It starts with access, reconnaissance, lateral movement, data discovery, backup interference, and preparation for impact. Encryption is often the visible end of a process that has already been unfolding inside the environment. S10 Group is designed for that active phase: when malicious behaviour is already present, but spread, exposure, and operational impact can still be contained. Our containment layers help organisations move from detection to action by focusing on three operational layers: Reduce spread Contain movement before ransomware reaches more users, servers, file shares, or virtual environments. Protect data Limit suspicious access and data movement before stolen information becomes additional leverage. Preserve operations Protect critical systems and maintain room to operate while the incident is being stabilised.
3. Virtual Server Protection Virtual Server Protection is focused on virtual infrastructure such as VMware and ESXi environments. Its role is to reduce the risk that attackers can use privileged access, malicious processes, or encryption attempts to render virtual environments inaccessible or to damage the systems that support wider business continuity. • Protects virtual environments from unauthorised access and encryption attempts • Monitors malicious process activity and system- file corruption risk • Helps contain threats targeting VMware and ESXi environments • Supports 24/7 automated response and stronger virtual-environment resilience Below you will find flyers in PDF format, with more detailed information about each of these three layers.
2. Server Intrusion Protection Server Intrusion Protection is focused on one of the most common and consequential early breach pathways: remote server access. Its role is to reduce the chance that compromised credentials, unauthorised RDP sessions, or malicious server-side activity can be used to progress the attack toward deployment, reconnaissance, lateral movement, or data theft. • Secures remote server access with additional control measures • Reduces risk from compromised credentials and RDP abuse • Helps stop breach progression earlier in the sequence • Creates immutable records of access activity for investigation and audit
Ransomware Containment is focused on active encryption behaviour and the protection of critical data paths and infrastructure. Its role is to detect illegitimate encryption activity quickly, isolate compromised users or devices, and reduce the chance that an outbreak spreads across file shares, application servers, database servers, or other business-critical systems. • Detects active malicious encryption behaviour • Isolates compromised users or devices automatically • Protects critical infrastructure and data paths • Supports compliance-ready reporting and recovery visibility
1. S10 Group containment layer
Our platform matters because it turns detection into immediate containment: it identifies malicious lateral movement, interrupts encryption attempts, and stops ransomware from cascading across the environment.
What our containment layer enables operationally
Relevance by industry
ransomware support for the healthcare industry ransomware support for the finance and insurance industry ransomware support for the manufacturing industry ransomware support for other critical industries
Compliance / Insurer-Readiness Support Our platform also supports resilience priorities that matter in regulated and insured environments. This includes clearer incident records, stronger evidence of access control and operational response, and a more defensible containment posture in environments shaped by cyber-insurance requirements, sector oversight, and frameworks such as GDPR, NIS2, and DORA.
The value is not that our platform says you are resilient. It helps you demonstrate more real control when resilience assumptions are tested.
How exposed is your organisation? Most organisations are not lacking security controls. The real gap appears when speed, trust, and control come under pressure.
See how control holds in your organisation
Run a free resilience assessment See how much control your environment can still hold once prevention has already been bypassed. Run a controlled resilience assessment to understand where your current stack is strong, where the containment gap still exists, and what changes when malicious behaviour can be interrupted earlier.
Executive-level visual showing a calm operational team under cyber pressure in a real-world incident setting, representing an additional containment layer that helps preserve control and continuity.
One platform, three operational protection layers.
Ransomware Containment Interrupts active ransomware behaviour, isolates compromised users or devices, and helps prevent encryption from spreading across critical infrastructure.
Server Intrusion Protection Protects remote server access, reduces breach progression through compromised credentials and RDP- related pathways, and helps stop attackers before deployment stages widen the incident.
Virtual Server Protection Protects virtual environments such as VMware and ESXi from unauthorised access, malicious activity, encryption attempts, and wider operational disruption.
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