Helion, cybersecurity with AI that explains itself
Cybersecurity powered by explainable artificial intelligence for real-time detection, response and decision-making within the SOC. Designed for essential and critical operators in the energy sector.
What it is
Helion is a cybersecurity solution built on several explainable artificial intelligence algorithms and designed to support the work of a security operations centre (SOC). It covers every stage of energy infrastructure: generation, transmission and distribution.
The difference is not simply that it detects, but that it explains why. Every alert includes the reasoning behind it, allowing the operator to understand the decision rather than trust a black box.
How it works
It collects and correlates data from many plant sources through lightweight collectors: REST API, SNMP, OPC UA connectors, PowerShell, network and traffic monitoring, Syslog, NetFlow and external cyber-threat intelligence sources. The models learn from network traffic and system events to detect anomalies and classify targeted attacks.
The result is presented through an interface that displays infrastructure status in real time, while response is supported by playbooks and decision models, either automated or assisted as appropriate.
Who it is for
Essential operators and security managers responsible for critical energy infrastructure: generation plants, electricity transmission and distribution networks, and industrial facilities with SCADA and DCS that need an SOC available 24/7.
Features
What Helion does
Detection and classification
Hybrid models that learn from network traffic and system events to detect anomalies and classify targeted attacks.
Explainability
Each alert shows the reasoning behind it, providing the transparency operators need to trust it and decide.
Incident management and playbooks
Automated or assisted responses based on playbooks and decision models.
Inventory and vulnerabilities
Visibility into infrastructure assets and the vulnerabilities that affect them.
Lightweight collectors
REST API, SNMP, OPC UA, PowerShell, Syslog, NetFlow and external cyber-threat intelligence, with lightweight execution engines.
Reporting
Reports on infrastructure status and security activity.
