How does Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection stop advanced cyber threats?
Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection in Action: Stopping Ransomware Before the Damage Is Done
What happens when a user clicks a malicious file that bypasses traditional defenses? In this demo, you'll see how Arctic Wolf Aurora® Adaptive Threat Protection uses AI-powered, intent-based detection to identify and disrupt ransomware activity in real time, stopping attacks before encryption can spread across the environment.
The attack begins with what appears to be a legitimate browser update. One click delivers a malicious executable to the endpoint and ransomware activity begins. Instead of waiting for a signature match or relying on an analyst to review an alert, Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection identifies malicious intent consistent with ransomware behavior and terminates the attack before full encryption can be completed.
You'll see how Smart Rollback automatically restores files that began encrypting, returning users to normal business operations without manual recovery efforts. The demo also showcases Attack Map, which documents every stage of the attack chain, from initial execution and persistence attempts to registry modifications and scheduled task creation, providing security teams with complete visibility into the attack's progression.
Finally, you'll see Agentic Threat Eviction automatically remove malicious artifacts, disable persistence mechanisms, clean up endpoint changes, and restore the device to a known-good state. Rather than simply stopping the threat, Aurora Adaptive Threat Protection helps organizations investigate faster, recover automatically, and reduce the operational burden on security teams.
Watch this demo to see how intent-based detection, automated rollback, attack visualization, and autonomous remediation work together to stop ransomware earlier in the attack chain and accelerate recovery when every second counts.