Neotelix in 30 seconds
The shortest version. Worth starting here if you have one minute and a colleague to convince.
0:30Every film we have made about Neotelix, in one place. 22 minutes in total. Each one is recorded from the running product, not from a mock-up.
The launch film. What Neotelix is for, in the words the product itself uses: an alert arrives, it is investigated against live intelligence, and it leaves with a verdict and a plan.
Playing with the sound off. Use the controls to unmute, or pick any film below.
Sixteen more, grouped by what they cover. Press play on any one and whatever else is running stops.
The shortest version. Worth starting here if you have one minute and a colleague to convince.
0:30The same story with room to breathe: where the intelligence comes from, what the analyst is handed, and what is left for a human to decide.
1:35The problem before the product. One senior analyst, forty browser tabs and a queue that does not care which alert mattered.
2:27From your SIEM to a closed alert, end to end, with nothing skipped in the middle.
0:29The intelligence, written out. The reasoning sits on the page instead of across a dozen vendor tabs.
1:16Steps, not slogans. The NIST 800-61 phases, each one filled with actions written for the analyst on shift.
1:03The hunt built from the same evidence as the verdict, with queries ready to run against your own index.
0:52Risky, not just unusual. Peer groups decide what normal means here, so the catalogue does not get the last word.
1:17Nothing fired. Every control held. The activity still does not belong, and behaviour is the only thing that says so.
0:31No malware to find, because it did not exist an hour ago. What you can still see is how it behaved.
0:30Thirty-one metrics across detection and behaviour, six layers to a panel, all on one canvas.
0:41Built from what you already read. The report makes no new claims at the moment of sending.
1:02The analysis opens inside Splunk. Right-click an indicator and the answer arrives in place.
1:07Tenants, roles and sign-in. Bring your own identity provider and your directory stays the authority on who is who.
0:48An itemised statement. One flat table, the tenant on the row, and nothing rolled up out of sight.
0:00Four minutes for the people who sign for it: the case, the shape of the platform and the limits stated out loud.
4:21Bring a technique ID from an incident you have already closed. We will run it through the platform and you can judge the output against what your team concluded.
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