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Nobody buys a module. They buy the end of a problem.

Five things security teams are actually trying to stop. Each one starts where the attacker starts, and names the modules that do the work, so you can read the platform from your side of the table.

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01The five

Start with the thing that keeps you up

Which of your credentials are already in a stealer log?

For the SOC and the identity team

We do not stop the login. We hold the record that would have made it work, and you can search it today.

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The ransom note is the last message. Where were the earlier ones?

For incident response and the CISO

The ransom note is the last message in the thread. We read the earlier ones.

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Your CVE list is long. Your patch window isn't. Which forty?

For vulnerability management and platform engineering

Your backlog is sorted by severity. The attacker's is sorted by price.

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Your CEO's name is in a channel you don't have access to. Now what?

For the CISO, comms and the protective-security team

Your executives are discussed in channels they cannot open, in languages your feed does not read.

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The chargeback is the symptom. Where did the data come from?

For fraud teams in banking, fintech and e-commerce

The chargeback is the symptom. The breach that caused it happened somewhere upstream.

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02The map

Which windows a problem needs

No module solves a problem alone, and none of them is sold as if it did. This is the honest version of the pricing conversation: here is what each answer actually draws on.

Which platform modules each solution draws on
SolutionSherlogDragnetCvekitMalveineJabbernautTelepathyGuildwireBaitbackSours
Credential exposureSherlog: does the workDragnet: does the workCvekit: not involvedMalveine: not involvedJabbernaut: does the workTelepathy: does the workGuildwire: also searchedBaitback: not involvedSours: not involved
Ransomware early warningSherlog: does the workDragnet: does the workCvekit: does the workMalveine: does the workJabbernaut: does the workTelepathy: also searchedGuildwire: does the workBaitback: not involvedSours: not involved
Vulnerability triageSherlog: not involvedDragnet: does the workCvekit: does the workMalveine: does the workJabbernaut: does the workTelepathy: does the workGuildwire: also searchedBaitback: not involvedSours: not involved
Brand & executive exposureSherlog: does the workDragnet: does the workCvekit: not involvedMalveine: not involvedJabbernaut: also searchedTelepathy: does the workGuildwire: also searchedBaitback: does the workSours: does the work
Fraud & abuseSherlog: does the workDragnet: does the workCvekit: not involvedMalveine: not involvedJabbernaut: does the workTelepathy: does the workGuildwire: does the workBaitback: not involvedSours: not involved
Does the work Also searched, not where the answer lives Not involved

Sours appears once, in executive exposure, and only as a closed briefing.

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