Stop triaging. Start reading verdicts. Darryl works every alert across your whole stack and hands you a finished case with evidence, reasoning and a verdict, in minutes.
Darryl doesn’t score alerts and hand you a queue. It asks the questions a human analyst would ask, gathers the answers itself, and closes the case.
From any of your 60+ sources, including the low and medium noise nobody has time for.
It works out what it needs to know, pulls the evidence from your tools, and checks it against your history.
Verdict, evidence, and the next action. Copy it into a ticket, share it, or archive it.
Learned from 1,243 investigations so far. Your environment’s normal becomes Darryl’s baseline, and the next case gets faster.
The answer to “is this real?” almost never lives in the tool that fired the alert. Darryl reaches into all of them and correlates what comes back.
Okta
Google Workspace
Microsoft 365
Duo Security
AWS
Google Cloud
Cloudflare
GitHub
Microsoft Sentinel
Sumo Logic
Chronicle
Datadog
CrowdStrike
SentinelOne
Microsoft Defender
Cisco AMP
Four alerts Darryl worked without an analyst. Two were real, one was noise, one was a process problem worth knowing about.
A finance workstation opened a password-protected invoice attachment from a lookalike vendor domain. A hidden PowerShell command downloaded an unsigned loader that beaconed to a flagged C2 IP and set up persistence. CrowdStrike killed the process tree and contained the host.
Keep the host contained, remove the scheduled task, and reimage. Reset the user’s credentials and revoke sessions. Block the C2 IP, the DLL hash, and the sender domains, and purge the campaign from the two other mailboxes it hit.
A dormant IAM user disabled Block Public Access and set a public-read policy on a bucket holding 18,442 customer export files. It all ran from a first-seen datacenter IP using a long-lived access key: no MFA, no ticket, no automation behind it.
Disable the access key and delete the retired user, and confirm the policy and Block Public Access are restored. Audit which objects were read during the 41-minute exposure and treat confirmed reads as a data incident. Hunt for the leaked key and block the source infrastructure.
Marcus, on the design team, downloaded 312 files (~4 GB) from his own Drive over 47 minutes. His last day is Friday. HR confirmed he’s archiving his personal drafts and moodboards before offboarding, which is approved policy at this org.
Close the alert as a false positive. Recommend a repeatable check: any bulk download in the offboarding window from a departing user should auto-close if it hits the same signals above.
The IT lead disabled MFA on a service-account admin used for the Zendesk integration. This is a legit admin, but the reason isn’t documented anywhere reviewable, and the account has broad rights.
Confirm with the IT lead and file a retroactive change record. Within 24 hours, move the integration to OAuth or a scoped API token and re-enable MFA, or document a time-boxed exception. Drop the unused admin role and rotate the password.
A two-person IT team at a 1,000-employee engineering firm handed their whole queue, about 150 alerts a week, to Darryl. The alerts didn’t stop; the manual work did. Before, three to four cases a quarter were missed to alert fatigue. Since: none.
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No. Keep them. They detect. Darryl investigates what they detect and closes the loop across every other tool you own.
Read-only credentials to the sources you choose. No agents, no inline network changes, and nothing writes back unless you turn it on.
Every case shows the questions asked, the raw answers returned, and the reasoning that led to the conclusion. You can audit any step.
You decide. Run it yourself on the fast plan, or have our analysts own the queue and escalate to you only when it matters.
The investigation itself is run by an AI agent, not a rules engine and not a person working a queue. It reads the alert, fetches evidence, checks it against prior cases, and writes the case up.
Yes, and every investigation produces an audit-traceable case. The questions, the raw answers, and the reasoning are all retained.