Sentryline
Anomaly detection that pages you for real threats and stays quiet otherwise.
What it does
Sentryline learns what normal looks like in your estate, then alerts on the departures from it. The design goal is the on-call engineer's sleep: an alert that fires has to be worth waking up for.
Everywhere teams put it to work.
The full set, not a highlight reel. Each one is live in production somewhere.
Behavioural baselines
Builds a picture of normal per account, per service and per hour, instead of one threshold for the whole estate.
Session anomalies
Catches impossible travel, unusual device pairs and sessions that behave nothing like the account's history.
Alert clustering
Groups the forty alerts from one incident into one incident, with the forty still attached underneath.
Noise suppression
Learns which alerts your team has closed as expected, and stops raising those without being told twice.
Phishing triage
Reads reported messages, ranks them by how convincing the attempt actually is, and drafts the response.
Log anomaly detection
Finds the pattern that is new rather than the pattern someone thought to write a rule for last year.
Incident timelines
Assembles what happened in what order across systems, so the write-up does not start from a blank page.
On-call handover
Summarises the shift: what fired, what was dismissed and why, and what is still open.
What you actually get.
The decisions already made for you, and the ones deliberately left to you.
Learns your normal
There is no generic threat profile to tune away. The baseline is built from your own estate over its first weeks.
Evidence with every alert
The raw events behind a detection travel with it, so triage starts from the facts and not from a severity label.
Tuned for on-call
Paging thresholds are separate from logging thresholds, so the quiet signals are recorded without waking anyone.
Logs stay on your side
It reads where your logs already live. Raw security telemetry is not copied into someone else's account to be useful.
Where it plugs in.
Built to sit beside the systems you run today. Anything missing here is an integration we write, not a reason to replatform.
- AWS CloudTrail
- Okta
- Microsoft 365
- Datadog
- PagerDuty
- Syslog
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