True and false positive classification
Every alert is classified with a confidence score and the reasoning behind it, so an analyst can agree or override in one click.
Detect and Respond
Alert Navigator
Reads every alert your SIEM raises, classifies it, groups what belongs together, and hands your analysts a queue worth working.
- Audience
- SOC analysts
- Headline
- Noise reduction
- Sources
- SIEM, EDR, threat intel
- Output
- Cases and tickets
What it does
Inside Alert Navigator
Alert triage that separates true from false positives, groups related alerts into cases, and opens the ticket.
Case grouping
Alerts that describe one event become one case. The analyst works the case, not twelve copies of the same signal.
Automatic enrichment
Every address, domain, hash, and account in an alert is enriched from threat intel and your CMDB before a human sees it.
Ticket automation
Confirmed cases open a Jira or ServiceNow ticket with the full evidence trail attached.
Detection coverage
Which MITRE ATT&CK techniques your current rules actually cover, and where the gaps are.
Model health and tuning
Watch classification accuracy over time, and tune the rules that drive it without waiting on us.
How it works
See, decide, act.
Every agent follows the same three movements. What differs is what it reads, what it scores, and what waits for a person.
How it works
See, decide, act.
See
Every alert, from every source
Alerts arrive from your SIEM, EDR, and identity platforms and are normalised into one shape.
- Sentinel incidents
- Defender XDR alerts
- Splunk notable events
- Elastic detections
Decide
Classified, scored, and grouped
Each alert is enriched, classified true or false positive with a confidence score, and grouped into a case with everything related to it.
- Threat-intel corroboration
- Asset criticality from CMDB
- Historical outcome for this rule
Act
A queue worth working
High-confidence false positives are closed and logged. Everything else reaches an analyst already enriched, already grouped, with a ticket ready to open.
- Auto-close with reasoning recorded
- Case handed to an analyst
- Jira ticket opened on confirmation
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ATT&CK Coverage
Governance
How Alert Navigator is governed
What always waits for a person differs meaningfully between agents, so it is stated per agent rather than as a platform-wide generality.
What it does on its own
Closes high-confidence false positives, enriches every alert, groups alerts into cases, and opens tickets on confirmed cases.
What always waits for a person
Any reclassification that would suppress a rule going forward, and any escalation to an incident response, waits for an analyst.
What it records
Every classification with its confidence and reasoning, every analyst override, and every ticket created.
Works alongside
All of Detect and Respond →Phishing Remediation
Detect and Respond · v2.0
Multi-source phishing triage with enrichment, mailbox scoping, and analyst-gated remediation.
- Awaiting decision
- Incidents handled
- Actions reversed
Identity Compromise
Detect and Respond · v2.0
Account-takeover detection across sign-in, MFA, and audit telemetry, with containment on approval.
- Under review
- Accounts contained
- Monitoring