For SOC analysts
Fewer tabs. Better queue.
A shift spent reconciling four consoles is a shift not spent investigating. The point of this platform, from an analyst's seat, is that the context arrives with the alert instead of being assembled after it.
The week as it is now
What actually gets in the way.
The queue does not tell you what matters
Severity was assigned for the world, not for your estate, so ranking by it puts things you do not run above things you do.
Context lives somewhere else
Deciding whether an alert is real means opening the intelligence portal, the asset inventory, the ticket system and a search engine.
Hunts need translating
Detection content arrives written for somebody else's stack, so every hunt starts with a rewrite before it starts with a question.
What changes
Before, and after.
- Rank by vendor severityRank by exposure to systems you actually run
- Assemble context per alertEvidence, assets and attribution already on the record
- Rewrite queries for your SIEMQueries in your language, your fields, one click to your console
- Hunts remembered in a notebookHunts with owners, outcomes and a record of what found nothing
Where to look next
The parts that matter most for this role.
Walk through a real shift.
Bring something from your own queue and we will work it through the platform rather than showing you a scripted tour.