We don't bet on recognizing ransomware before it strikes. With Xcitium containment, every unknown executable runs inside a container with no real access to your data — and our 24/7 SOC responds. No encryption means no ransom to pay.
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In short
An approach that doesn't rely on recognizing ransomware. Every unknown executable runs inside an isolated container, where it can execute but cannot touch your files, disk or real network.
The Xcitium agent classifies every file: known-good runs free, known-bad is blocked and the unknown is contained. If that unknown was ransomware, it tries to encrypt inside the container and fails to touch anything real.
Companies across Latin America that cannot afford an encryption shutdown: banking, healthcare, retail, manufacturing and government, especially where an hour of downtime costs more than any prevention.
Modern ransomware is new every time: signatures arrive late. Containment removes the bet — it doesn't matter whether the attack is known or zero-day, it runs without being able to encrypt.
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FAQ
That's exactly where containment shines: being unknown, it runs automatically inside the container. Whatever it tries to encrypt, it never touches your real files.
Backups remain good practice, but containment aims for you to never need them: if encryption never happens on real data, there is nothing to restore.
No. Only the unknown is contained; already-trusted applications run normally. The user works with no blocks or confirmation prompts.
Yes. Every contained event is investigated and remediated by our 24/7 SOC from our own datacenter in Costa Rica, as part of Security 360°.
Book a POC and watch real ransomware run contained, without encrypting a single file of yours.
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