INVESTIGATION RECORD LAYER FOR SOC TEAMS
Casebook builds an evidence-backed case for every alert, shows what is missing, lets your team review and preserve the decision, and makes that investigation available to the next analyst who sees the same pattern.
The pain
Your senior analyst investigates a tricky alert. They figure it out.
Six months later, they leave — and their reasoning goes with them.
15 failed logins on alice from 203.0.113.14 on WIN-DC01 — brute-force pattern
What if this is wrong?
Every finding in Casebook looks like this. Not a black-box confidence score. A specific claim, with its evidence, its baseline comparison, its human author, and its own falsifying conditions.
That is what makes a finding reviewable. Your team can agree with it, correct it, or rule it out — because they can see exactly what would change its mind.
Patterns your team has explained don't need to be re-investigated when they recur.
Every finding shows its evidence, the baseline it deviated from, and the named human who taught the pattern.
Investigations your team completes stay available for the next investigation, and for the next analyst who sees the same pattern.
Four steps. No new SIEM to learn. Casebook sits beside Splunk, not on top of it.
Connect Splunk or drop a log. Casebook receives what happened, no interpretation.
Casebook activates what your team has taught it and shows what fits, what's missing, and what needs review.
Approve the finding, adjust it, or teach Casebook a new pattern.
Every Case File stays sealed and available for the next investigation.
A synthetic case, start to finish: the evidence, the finding, what stayed unexplained, and the decision the team preserved. No signup, and none of your data.
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