Security efficiency · Investigations and forensics
Reconstruct a complete cyber incident
Investigators must manually collect and correlate evidence across many systems to determine how an attacker entered, moved, persisted, and accessed data.
The record
Telemetry these decisions draw on
- Initial-access events
- Identity activity
- Process execution
- Network movement
- Cloud changes
- Data access
- Persistence events
- Security-control modifications
- Response actions
The questions
What an agent answers
- How did the attacker enter?
- What path did the attacker follow?
- Which users, systems, and data were affected?
- Did the attacker create persistence?
- What evidence supports the timeline?
"The attacker entered through a compromised vendor account, moved to two servers using reused credentials, and accessed 14,000 customer records. Disable the vendor account, isolate both servers, rotate three credentials, and revoke the cloud token."
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