Use case · Triage
Incident triage
A modern estate produces more detections in a shift than a team can open, let alone investigate. The ones that get worked are the ones at the top of the queue when someone has a free half hour, which is not the same as the ones that matter.
Runs on
SIEM · EDR · cloud · identity
Autonomy
levels 1 to 3
The problem today
Coverage is decided by capacity, not by risk
Triage is the first thing that degrades when volume rises. Alerts are closed in bulk, tuned out, or left to age past the point where the evidence is still available. Nobody chooses this, and everybody knows it is happening.
The cost is invisible until it is not. The alert that mattered was in the queue, it was simply never opened, and there is no record explaining why.
What CloudPeek does
One pass, with the reasoning attached.
What you get
Outcomes, not activity.
Related use cases
Investigation
Investigations
When triage escalates, the real work starts: reconstructing a timeline across sources, establishing scope, reaching a root cause and writing it up so somebody else can act on it.
Identity
Identity compromise
Impossible travel, token reuse, consent grants and privilege escalation, investigated against sign in history, device posture and known travel patterns.
Exposure
Exposure and vulnerability
Findings assessed against exposure, exploit availability and business criticality, rather than a severity score read in isolation.