Every answer,
already assembled.
Not a queue and not a pile of logs. Your record arrives parsed into timelines, conclusions and plain English, so nobody on your side has to dig for anything.
The whole record, in one instrument.
Six months with the backfilled history and the connected coverage marked apart. Every trigger carries a name, a rule and a written resolution, and any row opens into what fired, what we examined and why it closed.
Where your coverage stands.
Preservation and source health, the rare row that needs a person, and the month in four numbers. If nothing is wrong the page says so, which is most days.
Ask it in plain language.
A question in, an answer from your own record with a link to the data behind it. Same permissions as your seat, and every question logged.
When something is real, you see all of it.
Findings, hypotheses, timeline, evidence and the signed report in one file, each item preserved forensically and a named examiner behind the conclusion.
One person, every source, one timeline.
Accounts across Entra, Microsoft 365 and GitHub resolved to a single identity, with every entry naming the system it came from.
Know where you stand before you need to.
A forensic-readiness assessment scores every domain, ranks the gaps by severity and tracks each one to closure with a named owner. It is the difference between believing you are covered and being able to show it.
See it running,
with real data.
The live portal plays a full quarter of coverage and then hands you free roam of everything you just watched. No login, three minutes.
What it costs →