Every Alert Answered.
Every Decision Defensible.
An alert arrives and your analyst gets a verdict, the evidence it rests on, and a response plan they can work through. What they decide, and why, is recorded beside it.
Evidence
Reviewed
SOC Teams
on Record
Verdictknown threatwith confidence
Response plan7 phasesNIST 800-61
Steps worked14 of 19ticked off
Assessmentrecordedby the analyst
From alert to decision
Seven steps. Your analyst makes the call at step five; everything else is there to support it.
Alert
A rule fires and your SIEM hands the result over. Or you pick the log lines yourself and ask, with no rule involved.
Verdict
Known threat, known infrastructure, or technique only, with a confidence and the handling marking that travels with it.
Evidence
What the verdict rests on: the indicators that matched, the campaign behind them, and the rules that fired.
Plan
Seven NIST 800-61 phases. Each step in plain English, with the query that runs it in your own query language.
Decide
Your analyst ticks what they did and writes their own assessment. That record, not the suggestion, is what the incident is judged on.
Record
Every action is logged, reads included, as syslog lines that go into whatever you already collect with.
Hand over
A report in the form the reader needs, or a brief the next shift acknowledges before the context is lost.
Solutions for Every Mission
Purpose built for the people who have to decide what to do about an alert, and answer for it afterwards. See all solutions
Decisions You Can Defend
The reasoning sits next to the verdict, and what your analyst concluded is recorded beside it.
Response That Starts At Once
Seven phases, each step written for the analyst on shift, with the query attached.
Faster Investigations
The evidence is gathered and laid out before your analyst opens the alert.
Work That Survives The Shift
Reports in the reader's format, and a handover the next shift acknowledges.
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