Attack Detection
Individual alerts do not tell the story. Attack chains do.
See the attack while it’s still unfolding.
Correlated incidents are assembled into one attack case — so you respond to the operation, not the symptoms.
Incidents arrive — and start connecting.
Every investigated incident brings the entities it touched: accounts, hosts, keys, IPs. When two incidents share one, that’s rarely a coincidence — and the engine notices.
Related incidents become one case.
Shared entities, tight timing, matching behavior — every incident that belongs to the same attack resolves into a single case. The whole operation, in one place.
Every incident lands on the attack chain.
Ordered by when it happened, placed by how deep it reached. One glance tells you how far the attacker has gotten — and what’s likely next.
One prioritized case, handed off.
The whole operation — incidents, entities, stages — becomes a single prioritized case for Response & Containment.
Inside the attack topology.
The case is live — watch it grow, replay it, trace the route.
New incidents join the moment they connect.
An incident that shares an entity with the case joins it as soon as it’s verdicted — the map grows while the attack does.
Replay the attack from day one.
Scrub back to the first move and watch the operation unfold in order — no reconstructing from memory.
The route, reconstructed.
Which account, to which host, to which door out — the attacker’s movement across your environment, drawn as a path.
See a real attack reconstructed.
Related incidents correlated into one attack case
The full attack chain, mapped end to end
One case to respond to — not nine alerts
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