Ghost Town

Every alert queue has activity that looks dangerous at first glance: a login from the wrong country, a perfect beacon, a binary nobody recognizes. These files show the checks that separate routine activity from an incident - and the point where the evidence runs out and a person needs to answer.

Ghosts caught

20 h+

Modeled manual effort

34 min

Modeled investigation runtime

5 min

Longest modeled SOC review

// Composite scenarios based on common investigation patterns · timings are illustrative · no customer data

// FROM ALERT TO DECISION

Follow the evidence until it supports a decision.

Across all 11 files, TandemTrace reconstructs the activity, connects the relevant identity, endpoint, network and business context, and tests the alert's claim. In files №001-008, that evidence is enough to close the case. In №009-011, the technical investigation is complete but intent, ownership or authorization still needs a person - so TandemTrace routes one focused question with the evidence already attached.

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Step 01

Reconstruct the activity

Builds the sequence behind the alert from identity, process, file, network and cloud records.

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Step 02

Test the explanation

Checks reputation, signer, prevalence, ownership, change records and historical baselines for independent support.

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Step 03

Close or ask

Closes supported benign activity, or gives the owner or SOC the one question telemetry cannot answer.

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Step 04

Preserve the outcome

Records the evidence, response, reviewer, disposition and any follow-up action in one auditable case.

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See what your queue is hiding.

Bring us a noisy alert. We'll show you the evidence TandemTrace gathers, the decisions it can make, and what it leaves to an analyst.

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