Cloud activity
Audit, workload, network, storage, and configuration signals.
Cloud Detection & Response
Atom Detect uses behavioral analytics and AI-assisted threat hunting to help security teams identify suspicious activity, understand the supporting evidence, and apply policy-controlled response actions.
Atom Detect brings cloud, identity, workload, data, and SaaS activity into a connected investigation experience. Analysts can review why an event was flagged, assess potential impact, and select a response based on established organizational policies.
AI-assisted analysis supports review. Analysts retain decision authority.
Review the event timeline, then request session revocation if evidence supports it.
Illustrative Atom Detect interface
Designed for complex, shared environments
Platform scope
Atom Detect organizes selected telemetry and context around identities, assets, activity, and change—subject to configured integrations and permissions.
Audit, workload, network, storage, and configuration signals.
Authentication, session, privilege, and access-change activity.
Resource sensitivity, access patterns, destinations, and volume.
Context from connected security and operations platforms.
Operational challenges
Select a challenge to see how signals, investigation questions, governed actions, and operational measures connect.
Operating lifecycle
Each stage preserves context, ownership, and review history across the detection and response workflow.
Available visibility depends on configured integrations and permissions.
Behavioral context
Explore an illustrative identity sequence. Each event includes benign explanations, possible concerns, and evidence for analyst review.
Scenario explorer
Review example detection scenarios and the context that may inform an accountable response decision.
Transfer behavior and destination context differ from recent patterns.
Investigation workspace
Use the illustrative console below to explore an analyst-led review. Values and records are fictional.
12 related signals across identity, cloud audit, and storage telemetry.
Analyst note
Response controls
Select a response mode to review its authority model. Permissions, policy, and deployment design determine what the platform can do.
The platform suggests a response and presents supporting evidence to an analyst.
Policy guardrails
Define boundaries before restrictive response is available.
Playbook simulator
Walk through an illustrative playbook. Simulation does not connect to or change an external system.
Illustrative simulation — no external action
Compromised cloud identity enters review.
78% confidence is evaluated against policy.
High criticality changes the required review path.
Business hours workflow is selected.
Approval required authority boundary is applied.
Protected identities, maintenance windows, and scope are checked.
Decision routes to Identity security lead.
No external action; decision and evidence are added to the event log.
Ready. Configure inputs and run the simulation.
Integration architecture
Integration scope is selected by environment. Availability depends on source APIs, permissions, product editions, and implementation.
Connector details depend on source interfaces, permissions, deployment configuration, and product editions.
Shared responsibility
This example matrix is a planning aid. Final responsibilities depend on the cloud service, deployment, operating model, and contract.
| Activity | Cloud provider | Customer | Security team | Atom Detect | Service partner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Physical infrastructure | Primary | — | — | — | — |
| Cloud-service configuration | Shared | Primary | Review | Signals | Support |
| Identity and access | Platform controls | Primary | Governance | Detect / respond | Support |
| Workload security | Shared | Primary | Oversight | Signals | Support |
| Data protection | Shared | Primary | Oversight | Context | Support |
| Telemetry configuration | Source | Primary | Requirements | Ingest / health | Support |
| Detection review | — | Context | Primary | Workspace | Per contract |
| Response approval | — | Owner input | Primary | Workflow | Per contract |
| Incident containment | Shared | Primary | Coordinate | Approved action | Per contract |
| Recovery | Shared | Primary | Coordinate | Evidence | Support |
| Audit evidence | Provider records | Customer records | Review | Platform history | Per contract |
Operational analytics
Example analytics show workflow volume and progression. Values are fictional and illustrative, not product benchmarks.
Findings reviewed
Illustrative product dataCases opened
Illustrative product dataAuthorized actions
Illustrative product dataTelemetry sources reporting
Illustrative product dataAnalyst feedback items
Illustrative product dataGovernance
Governance controls help teams define who can act, under what conditions, and how decisions are reviewed.
Define who can view evidence, change configuration, approve actions, and administer response policy.
Deployment roadmap
Select a phase to review the activities associated with discovery, connectivity, validation, governance, and operating improvement.
Activities are adapted to the deployment scope and operating responsibilities.
Product and services
Select product capability and service support according to your operating model and internal capacity.
Connected detection, investigation, controlled response, operational analytics, and governance workflows.
Architecture discovery, integration planning, use-case design, workflow configuration, validation, and enablement.
Capability status
Why Atom Detect
Security operations need useful context and clear authority—not another isolated stream of alerts.
Connect activity across identities, assets, configurations, and data events to support analyst review.
Organize related activity into a timeline with the context analysts need to assess a finding.
Apply monitoring, recommendations, approvals, or preapproved playbooks according to organizational policy.
Connect selected cloud and security tools through configured integrations and permissions.
Tell us which cloud, identity, and security workflows matter most. We’ll use that context to structure a focused discussion.