Alert Investigation Every connected alert investigated to a verdict.
Every connected alert gets a verdict, scope, and next step. Your operator gets a decision, not a starting point.
Works alerts from CrunchSense sensors, existing security tools, and direct evidence uploads.
Investigation queue · sanitized
Investigation queue
Ranked by urgency3 active casesPartners & Programs
What an alert doesn't tell you
Detection starts the work. Investigation decides what's real, affected, and next.
Whether it's real
The alert doesn't carry enough evidence to confirm itself.
A severity score isn't a verdictWhat it touched
Scope spans systems, accounts, and time. The alert doesn't.
Scope is the expensive partWhether anyone looked
Queues grow faster than headcount. Unopened alerts are where an intrusion runs.
63% go uninvestigatedHow an alert becomes a verdict
The investigation workflow runs on every connected detection.
Rank
Each detection is weighed against the environment it fired in.
Investigate
Supporting and conflicting evidence are pulled together.
Decide
True positive or benign, with what supports and weakens the call.
Stage
The response waits for operator approval.
A decision, with the reasoning still attached.
Your operator gets the verdict, scope, timeline, and evidence in one case.
- Verdict, scope, and response arrive together, not in three tools.
- Weakening evidence stays visible beside supporting evidence.
- Benign calls keep their reasoning on the record.
- Consequential action waits for operator approval, every time.
Incident report generated from the investigated case
The queue is the attack surface.
An alert nobody opens never fired. The shortage is investigation capacity, not detection.
average eCrime breakout time. Source
of daily security alerts go uninvestigated. Source
faster detection to action. Based on internal testing.
Where the verdict goes next
The verdict and evidence flow into attribution and reporting.
See your own queue worked to verdicts.
Bring a day of real alerts to the demo and watch what comes back.