Every attack contained means no recovery event to manage.

No matter how attackers evolve their tactics, ransomware must ultimately encrypt files — and that's the one chokepoint Quell controls, stopping every known and unknown variant before it causes real damage.

See it in action
The Threat Landscape

AI Accelerates New Ways In Fast.
We Shut Them Down Faster.

The attack surface is widening faster than traditional tools can keep up. Containment isn't optional anymore.

9%

of companies recovered in less than a day

65%

of companies had backups fail

88%

of ransomware victims are SMBs

How QuellSecure solves for this

Containment makes recovery a non-event.

AI will keep producing new, faster ways to breach a network. That arms race doesn't end. Active Containment® isn't another detector trying to keep pace with it. It's a new kind of recovery, one that ensures you never go down at all, replacing the 24+ hours most organizations spend on backup, recovery, and restoration with a stop that happens in the first 9 files.

Without Active Containment®
Prevention
Firewall, IDS, AntiVirus, EDR/XDR
›
BOOM
Payload detonates, encryption begins
›
5–15 min after
Alert received from EDR
›
15–30 min after
Verification response from SOC team
›
1–24 hrs after
Emergency containment begins
›
1–24 days after
Eventual restoration back to normal
With Active Containment®
Prevention
Firewall, IDS, AntiVirus, EDR/XDR
›
BOOM
Payload detonates, encryption begins
›
<1ms after
Encryption stopped at ~9 files. Threat contained.
›
Containment de-risks the recovery timeline, putting you in control
The Product

Using Quell Couldn't Be Easier

Take a closer look inside Quell. Simple to set up, and just as simple to maintain

Dashboard

See Your Ransomware Posture at a Glance

One dashboard shows you everything the moment you log in:

  • Encryption events trended over time
  • What tried to encrypt, and exactly which files it reached
  • Process activity for the last 30 days
  • Endpoint deployment and health across your fleet
Monitor Mode

Reduce False Positives with Monitor Mode

Quell's Monitor Mode lets you see exactly which processes would trigger containment — without any disruption. Every flagged process shows up on the Processes page, so you can review it, trust it, or leave it for later.

Once you've cleared the noise, switch to Active Mode with confidence. From there, threats are contained automatically, in real time.

Active Mode

Block Threats Instantly in Active Mode

Switching to Active Mode takes one click, and carries over everything you've already trusted — so there's no flood of alerts on day one.

From there, any process that starts encrypting files is blocked instantly. Your team is notified in real time, and can trust or deny any process organization-wide with a single click.

Simulate

Test Quell with a Mock Attack

Once Quell is configured, run Test Quell — a simulated, safe end-to-end detection that proves everything is working, without encrypting a single real file.

  • Explore Quell's features
  • Confirm that you'll receive notifications
  • Prove Quell is functional on the endpoints you choose to test
Performance

Machine-speed containment for zero-risk to downtime.

Designed to run invisibly alongside your existing tools — zero disruption, maximum protection.

1%

Lightweight Process

CPU utilization, imperceptible to users and applications

~200 MB

Low Memory, High Impact

Memory utilization (RAM), low footprint, enterprise-grade performance

~20 MB

Seamless Installation

Via endpoint management tool for Windows 11, deploys in under an hour

30 μs

File Write Latency

Essentially imperceptible to users and applications
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“Quell's ease-of-use, quick deployment, and low TCO make it a valuable reinforcement in a multi-layered security approach.”

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