Flarehawk

What it does

Your security tools generate thousands of alerts a day. How many actually get investigated? Flarehawk does it for you. Real-time threat detection, automated investigation, and one-click fixes. Our ML engine builds a model unique to your environment and gets smarter every day. 5-year log retention, SSO, Slack integration, all built-in. Starting with Cloudflare Enterprise. Now in open beta.

Flarehawk connects security telemetry, groups suspicious signals into incidents, explains impact in plain language, and suggests fixes your team can approve.

Your security tools are already recording the attack. Flarehawk connects them, groups the noise into one clear incident, explains what's at risk in plain language, and drafts a fix you can review. In minutes, not weeks. Flarehawk gives your team analyst capacity back. Time is money, so model the value of fewer hours spent reviewing logs and triaging incidents. Flarehawk acts like the first pass on your security queue. It reads logs, connects related signals, and gives your team a clear issue to review so they spend fewer hours scanning logs and triaging alerts. At 20 issues per month, Flarehawk returns 60 analyst hours every month to work your team would otherwise spend reviewing logs and…from flarehawk.com

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