How it works
A structured investigation, from signal to verified change.
Five steps that turn scattered findings into a decision your team can defend. Visuals on this page use the simulated ZK-1042 scenario.
- 01Context before severity
- A finding's meaning depends on where it runs, what can reach it and what it can reach. The workflow gathers that context first.
- 02Evidence over assertion
- Each step records the evidence it relied on and the assumptions it made, so the result can be checked by someone else.
- 03People approve changes
- The workflow prepares proposals. Owners of the affected systems decide whether and when they are applied.
- 04Verify the path, not the ticket
- Success means the identified relationships no longer form a path — confirmed by reassessment.
The investigation workflow
From isolated signals to informed action.
A structured approach to understanding exposure, evaluating connected risk, and preparing remediation decisions.
- payments-apiworkload
- lb-public-01network
- lib-parser@2.4.1dependency
- runtime-roleidentity
- customer-datastorage
- billing-workerworkload
Security investigation workspace
An investigation workflow designed for security engineers.
Explore how an AI-assisted security workflow could help organize findings, explain relationships, and prepare remediation recommendations for human review.
Illustrative activity feed
09:32
Asset context collected
12 example assets organized
09:33
Application relationships mapped
payments-api → lib-parser → runtime-role
09:34
Identity permissions reviewed
wildcard storage read flagged
09:35
Potential sensitive resource access identified
customer-data reachable in model
09:36
Remediation recommendation prepared
RM-0311 queued for human review
- Investigation State
- SIMULATION COMPLETE
- Context Reviewed
- Example relationships mapped
- Evidence
- Available in demonstration
- Remediation
- Awaiting simulated approval
A replay of a scripted scenario — not a real-time system.
Better context. Better security decisions.
Find the risks that matter.
Understand what to fix next.
Explore how connected security context could help your team investigate exposure, prioritize risk, and evaluate remediation.
Bring your security questions. Start with the workflow that matters most to your team.