Security Information and Event Management

With the cloud architecture and intuitive interface in InsightIDR, it's easy to centralize and analyze your data across logs, network, endpoints, and more to find results in hours—not months.

User and Attacker Behavior Analytics, along with insights from our threat intel network, is automatically applied against all of your data, helping you detect and respond to attacks early.

In 2017, 80% of hacking-related breaches used either stolen passwords and/or weak or guessable passwords.

Users are both your greatest asset and your greatest risk. InsightIDR uses machine learning to baseline your users' behavior, automatically alerting you on the use of stolen credentials or anomalous lateral movement.

Between Metasploit, penetration tests, and our 24/7 Managed Detection and Response service, we're investigating a constant stream of attacker behavior. As part of the investigative process, our analysts directly contribute Attacker Behavior Analytics (ABA) detections into InsightIDR, paired with recommendations and adversary context.

These detections leverage the real-time user and endpoint data collected by InsightIDR. The result: the alert fidelity you want, filled with the context you need.

Incident investigations aren't easy when you're facing a mountain of alerts with log data and spreadsheets. Every alert in InsightIDR automatically surfaces important user and asset behavior, along with context around any malicious behavior.

Easily pivot from a visual timeline to log search, on-demand endpoint interrogation, or user profiles to scope the incident and take informed action.

Save time and lower risk across your entire incident response lifecycle. When investigating threats in InsightIDR, you not only get important context, but you can take immediate steps to contain a threat.

With the included Insight Agent, you can kill malicious processes or quarantine infected endpoints from the network. You can also use InsightIDR to take containment actions across Active Directory, Access Management, EDR, and firewall tools. This gives your team the power to directly contain threats on an endpoint, network, and user level.

While compliance doesn’t add up to security, it’s important to be able to share the health of your network with key third-parties. In addition to automatically analyzing your data for attacker behaviors and anomalous user activity, you’re able to search, visualize, and report across your data.