AlertRank · Threat Detection
Fewer alerts. Clearer incidents. Faster response.
AlertRank correlates telemetry across endpoint, identity, cloud and SaaS into incidents, explains each one in plain language, and ranks them by what an attacker could reach.
Simulated environment, real workflow.
Capabilities
What AlertRank does.
Correlates signals across endpoint, cloud and identity, then explains each alert and ranks it by real risk.
Thousands of alerts, a handful of incidents
AlertRank groups related alerts from your existing tools into one incident with a timeline, so analysts start with the story.
- Cross-source correlation
- Entity timelines for users, hosts and apps
- Duplicate and benign alert suppression
What you get
- Incident queue
- SOC analysts
- Noise reduction report
- SOC lead
Every incident explained in plain language
AI summaries say what happened, why it ranks where it does, and what to do next. Analysts can see the evidence behind every claim.
- Summaries linked to raw evidence
- Ranking based on blast radius
- Suggested next steps
What you get
- Incident summaries
- Analysts, managers
- Executive incident brief
- CISO
Catch the attacks that log in
Identity threat detection spots stolen sessions, privilege abuse and risky OAuth grants that endpoint tools miss.
- Session hijack and token replay detection
- Privilege escalation alerts
- Risky third-party app grants
What you get
- Identity detections
- SOC, IAM team
- Response playbooks
- SOC
Contain in minutes, with guardrails
Approved playbooks isolate hosts, revoke sessions and block senders. Anything outside a playbook waits for a person.
- Playbooks you approve in advance
- One-click hand-off to our SOC
- Full action log for review
What you get
- Response actions and log
- SOC, auditors
- Post-incident report
- CISO, GC
The proof
Thousands of signals in. A short list of incidents out.
Correlation and AI-assisted triage group the noise; analysts confirm what is real, and every incident is followed to contained.
| Stage | Count |
|---|---|
| Alerts | 12,480 |
| Triaged | 1,920 |
| Incidents | 46 |
| Contained | 46 |
Simulated environment, real workflow.
Mean time to detect
3.2h▼ 5.9hAlerts per analyst / day
88▼ 122Detections mapped to ATT&CK
81%▲ 39%False positive rate
17%▼ 21%
| Measure | First | Latest |
|---|---|---|
| Mean time to detect | 9.1h | 3.2h |
| Alerts per analyst / day | 210 | 88 |
| Detections mapped to ATT&CK | 42% | 81% |
| False positive rate | 38% | 17% |
Simulated environment, real workflow.
Delivered with consulting
Software that keeps the advice working.
The same practitioners who test, govern and monitor your systems work in this console, so their findings land where your team already looks.
How it works
AlertRank, from first connection to running.
Most teams start with read-only connections and switch on automation once they trust the results. Deployment is scoped in the first call.
- 01
Connect
Stream telemetry from your EDR, identity provider, cloud and SaaS apps.
Output: Telemetry streams
- 02
Baseline
AlertRank learns normal behavior for users, hosts and services.
Output: Behavior baseline
- 03
Triage
Incidents arrive correlated, explained and ranked.
Output: Ranked incidents
- 04
Respond
Your team or our SOC acts through approved playbooks.
Output: Playbook actions
Integrations
Works with the stack you have.
Connect once and the data feeds every RP product. Specific connectors are listed on the integrations page.
Supported connectors and versions are confirmed at scoping
FAQ
Questions we hear.
Also on the platform
Does it replace my SIEM or EDR?
It can sit beside them or take over the SIEM role. We map it to your stack during onboarding.
How does the AI make decisions?
It ranks and summarizes. Containment only runs through playbooks you approve, and every summary links to the evidence behind it.
Where is telemetry stored?
In the US by default; EU on request. Retention is agreed in your contract.
Can your SOC run it for us?
Yes. Managed Detection and Response uses AlertRank as its console, so your team sees every action our analysts take.
See AlertRank on your own environment.
A 30-minute walkthrough scoped to your stack, with a look at what it would find first.