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Active feeds: 12

Last sync: 2 min ago

Case #INV-2026-0847 Multi-source correlation High priority

EMAIL [email protected]

3 linked entities

SOCIAL @handle_investigation — crossed profile

New edge

URL https://cdn…/resource?ref=…

Suspicious rep.

FILE sha256:a3f2…9c1b

2 hits

PHONE +1 ··· ··· ··19

Partial identity

Correlation graph

Confidence score 0.87

Unique entities 14

Convergences 5

Built for clarity

Less noise.
More signal for analysts.

Priority & severity

Four severity tiers, SLA hints, and case priority—see what to triage first without opening five tools.

Shared workflows

Assign, comment, and resolve—CTI and SOC stay aligned on the same entities and timelines.

Operational analytics

Time-to-triage, correlation hit rate, and queue health—metrics that justify the next hire or feed.

End-to-end

From pivot to executive summary

1
Ingestion — Paste a pivot or import a sheet; tie it to OSINT and internal feeds.
2
Correlation — Entities link across email, social, URLs, and files automatically.
3
Analysis — Graph + confidence scores tell you whether to escalate or close.
4
Delivery — PDF/Markdown reports and API hooks to SIEM or ticketing.

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Alerts processed vs. open investigations (illustrative)

“We cut manual IOC and identity reconciliation time. The graph and summary finally give CTI and SOC a shared language.”

Jordan Ellis

Head of CTI, industrial group