01
Use cases
Choose the investigation and response questions that matter to the customer.
INTEGRATION & DEPLOYMENT DISCOVERY
Define the connection.
Understand the scope.
Start with the observations your SOC needs, the systems that hold them and the operations that a walkthrough or engagement will cover.
SCOPE BEFORE ASSUMPTION
The right context starts
with the right questions.
On smaller screens, scroll the table horizontally. Keyboard users can focus it and use the arrow keys.
| Area | Context to discuss | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Security observations | Signals and case evidence | Sources, formats, ingestion state and freshness |
| Threat intelligence | Relevant intelligence for investigation | Available context and how it is reviewed |
| Exposure & vulnerabilities | Findings and prioritisation context | Coverage, data availability and update behaviour |
| Assets & telemetry | Asset readiness and telemetry health | Inventory scope, collection and gaps |
| Response systems | Approved actions and recorded outcomes | Adapter readiness, permissions and actual execution scope |
A DEMO WITH A DEFINED BOUNDARY
Agree what the walkthrough
will demonstrate.
02
Data and connections
Confirm whether the demonstration uses examples, supplied data or an approved connected environment.
03
Actions and outcomes
Distinguish simulation, approval, action tracking and verified external execution.
Deployment requirements
deserve a separate review.
Discuss hosting, model dependencies, identity, data handling and connectivity against the environment’s requirements.
Private inference, air-gapped operation, specific identity controls and vendor integrations are not implied by the conceptual architecture on this website.
Review evidence and oversight principlesSEE THE WORKFLOW IN CONTEXT
Bring your questions.
Follow the evidence.
Request a guided walkthrough around your SOC priorities. We’ll discuss the scope and arrange demo access separately.