Context survives the hand-off
Priority, ownership, scope and response state stay attached when an analyst opens the incident.
Investigate
kymeer keeps users, hosts, services and destinations on one entity graph. Investigations show the path behind a detection — who touched what, through which relationship — not just a score.
How it works
Priority, ownership, scope and response state stay attached when an analyst opens the incident.
A finance analyst reaching a payroll database is normal for the cohort and unusual for the person. kymeer scores convergence, rarity and cohort outliers separately, so the alert says which kind of unusual it is.
When a detection fires, the graph path — which account, through which host, to which destination — is attached to the case. Nobody redraws it for the report.
Specifications
| Entities | Users, hosts, services, destinations |
|---|---|
| Analytics | Convergence · rarity · cohort outliers |
| Use in cases | Graph path and entity scope shown as evidence |