Connect the operational picture
Collect application, container, host and file logs through OpenTelemetry. Bring different sources into a shared event model so investigations can follow activity across environments.
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Application & infrastructure intelligence
Huntr for Systems
Your systems tell a story.
Turn it into action.
Bring application, host and Kubernetes logs into one investigation and response flow. Trace suspicious activity across services, understand what changed and run workflows to resolve it.
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One connected viewApplication & infrastructure intelligence
- 01Collect logs
- 02Correlate activity
- 03Investigate context
- 04Run remediation
Capability overview
Built for the work ahead
Context you can use.
Control you can act on.
Find access and workload risks
Investigate failed authentication, new administrative sessions, privileged containers and Kubernetes role changes with content focused on application and infrastructure security.
Follow sequences across services
Use event correlation to connect activity over time. Examine how a suspicious login relates to later workload or access changes, rather than reviewing each alert in isolation.
Move from findings to fixes
Run response workflows through connected tools. Coordinate blocking and remediation actions with the permissions and approval steps appropriate to your environment.
Where it helps
Start with a real problem.
Investigate credential abuse
Follow repeated login failures through a successful session and subsequent activity to determine which account and systems need attention.
Review Kubernetes changes
Trace privileged workloads, role-binding changes and interactive pod access alongside related application events.
Coordinate incident remediation
Bring the relevant events into one investigation, select the response workflow and preserve the context for the team taking action.
An example workflow
Suspicious administrative access
Explore each step. Response actions are configured around your integrations, permissions and operating procedures.
Step 1 of 4
Detect
Identify a failed-authentication spike followed by a new administrative session.
Your environment. Your boundaries.
Deployment that fits.
Choose a shared cloud service, a private data plane or deployment in your own Kubernetes cluster. Scope log sources, retention, detection content and response integrations around your operating environment.
- Shared cloud
- Dedicated environment
- Customer Kubernetes
Before you begin
A few useful answers.
Is this only a log search tool?
No. Search is part of the workflow. Huntr for Systems also applies detection and correlation content and connects findings to response and remediation workflows.
Which sources can we start with?
Application logs, containers, Kubernetes, hosts and files collected through OpenTelemetry. Source coverage and parsing are scoped during onboarding.
Can workflows make changes automatically?
Workflows can execute configured actions through connected tools. Decide which actions may run automatically and which need an approval, based on your permissions and operating policies.
Huntr for Systems
Bring your environment.
Let’s work through the response.
Show us your sources, investigation needs and operating procedures. We’ll discuss the right scope and walk through a relevant workflow.