CrunchAtlas
Host and Network Forensics
ClemAI brings available host and network evidence into a timeline of the incident, showing what happened, what systems were involved, and what evidence supports each finding.
The alerts were scattered. The attack wasn't.
What the alerts show Illustrative
Five alerts on five systems
- Gateway: inbound connection
- App server: unusual access
- Identity: privileged login
- Workstation: new startup item
- Linked together: no
Which came first? What else did it reach?
What the reconstruction shows Demonstration data
One incident, in order
- 09:14First contact from outsideGateway
- 09:21Moves to an internal serverApp server
- 09:29Uses a privileged accountIdentity
- 09:43Sets up a way back inWorkstation
- 10:01Sends data outsideEgress
One incident · five systemsReview the privileged account first.
Three answers. None are in the alert.
The order
What happened first?
The first move sets the scope.
The reach
What did it touch?
Reached is not the same as alerted.
The record
Can you stand behind it?
The questions come months later.
Where the reconstruction goes next.
Common questions.
Talk to an engineerCan you investigate a cyber incident months later?
Yes, if the evidence from that window was kept.
What if some evidence is missing?
The record states each gap plainly, so you know exactly what every conclusion rests on.
See how ClemAI rebuilds an incident from your evidence.
What evidence it uses, how the timeline is built, and how gaps are recorded.
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