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Every alert, in one list you can trust

Endpoints, network sensors, firewalls, Microsoft 365 and your cloud accounts report into one console. Severity is normalised across all of them, so a critical alert means the same thing whatever raised it.

All alerts in the Schildmark console: alerts from endpoints, the network sensor and Office 365, each with severity, time, rule and the machine or sensor that raised it.
All alerts, last 24 hours.Sample data
  1. One sentence first. How many alerts came in, by severity, and how many are muted and left out.
  2. Where it came from. Endpoint, network sensor or a connected service, side by side in the same list.
  3. What already happened. A blocked source or a mute shows on the row, so nobody acts twice.
  4. Act on the row. Ask the analyst, mute the rule, or block the source address.

What it reads

Everything below is set up by an administrator in the console. Nothing needs access to the server. All integrations

SourceWhat arrivesHow
EndpointsLogs, file integrity, configuration checks (CIS), software inventory, vulnerable packagesThe monitoring agent on Windows, macOS and Linux
NetworkIntrusion detection alertsA Suricata sensor on your network
Firewalls and switchesDevice logs, read by the detection rulesSyslog on UDP 514, from devices you list
Microsoft 365Sign-ins, Exchange, SharePoint and DLP eventsOffice 365 Management API
AWSCloudTrail, GuardDuty, WAF, Inspector, Network FirewallA read-only role you create
Google CloudCloud Audit Logs, Security Command Center findingsPub/Sub
Security toolsMicrosoft Defender for Endpoint, Microsoft Intune, Sophos Central, CloudflareConnectors that poll every 30 minutes
Your internet edgeFindings of the external scannerScheduled scans of hosts you are authorised to scan
The detail panel of one alert: severity, source, MITRE technique, the rule that fired, the compliance controls it is evidence for, and buttons for AI analysis, mute and block.
One alert, opened.Sample data

Open an alert and everything about it is there

What fired
The rule, its level, how many times it fired, and the decoded log line.
MITRE ATT&CK
The technique the rule maps to, for example T1110 Brute Force.
Compliance
The controls this alert is evidence for, which the compliance page counts.
Mute
Needs a rule or signature, a classification (false positive, known benign, tuning) and a reason. Mutes are pushed to the sensors, not only hidden in the console.
Block
Sends the source address to the blocking points you have connected.

How blocking works

Vulnerabilities, checked before they are shown

The agents report vulnerable packages. Before a finding is shown, it is corroborated against vendor and NVD data every 30 minutes and marked confirmed, needs review or not applicable. Only confirmed findings count as open.

Exploited first
Investigation puts findings on CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list at the top, then the ones that came back after a fix.
Fixes tracked
A finding that disappears is checked against the fixed version; a kernel fix waits until the machine has restarted.
Reopened
A finding that returns within 30 days is reopened, not counted twice.

See who is attacking what

Threat topology draws your machines, the addresses attacking them and the alerts between them, coloured by the worst alert. Addresses are enriched with reputation from AbuseIPDB, VirusTotal, AlienVault OTX or your own MISP.

Threat topology in the Schildmark console: a 3D map of endpoints and the external addresses attacking them, with a side list of network zones and threat sources.
Threat topology, last 24 hours.Sample data

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