The containment layer
that keeps control under pressure

Our platform provides a definitive operational containment layer deployed inside your network to interrupt active threat progression.

Rather than functioning as a passive monitoring tool, the S10 Group architecture delivers immediate, executable protection across three critical enterprise layers:

• Ransomware Containment (RC): Monitors file activity to automatically stop active encryption and isolate compromised users or sessions.
• Server Intrusion Protection (SIP): Detects and restricts unauthorised administrative access to protected servers to prevent backup deletion, restrict lateral movement, and halt data exfiltration before a wider deployment occurs.
• Virtual Server Protection (VSP): Safeguards hypervisor environments (including VMware, ESXi, and Hyper-V) against privileged host-level exploits.

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Prevention remains essential, but no security budget can guarantee that every threat is stopped before entry.

When valid credentials are compromised or trusted sessions become unsafe, your organisation needs a containment layer that can act while the incident is still moving.

The S10 Group’s platform helps isolate malicious behaviour, stop spread, and preserve operational control before one compromise becomes a wider business disruption.

Most organisations already have prevention, monitoring, and recovery tooling. The remaining gap appears when malicious activity is already inside the network and your organisation still needs a safe way to interrupt spread, protect critical infrastructure, and preserve room to operate. Our platform is designed for that moment.

The three capabilities address different points in an active incident. Ransomware Containment is the platform and focuses on active encryption across supported file paths. Server Intrusion Protection and Virtual Server Protection are additional features that extend the same containment approach to server administration and virtual infrastructure.

The sections below describe each capability separately so that their roles are not presented as interchangeable.

Together, Ransomware Containment and the two additional features limit different routes by which an active incident can reach critical systems. They are one platform architecture, not three separate platforms.

The architecture diagram shows where our platform adds protection alongside perimeter defences and endpoint controls. It should be read as a functional model, not as one literal network layer placed beneath every existing security product.

Ransomware Containment can be deployed on a physical or virtual Windows Server and monitors supported SMB and NFS file activity across the protected environment. When active malicious encryption is detected, it isolates the affected user or session. Server Intrusion Protection adds controls around protected server administration. Virtual Server Protection extends protection to supported VMware, ESXi and Hyper-V infrastructure.

Each capability restricts a different route by which an incident can expand. Together, they help keep more critical infrastructure outside the affected field while investigation and recovery continue.