Governance certifies access. Detect watches what the access does.

A correlation engine that thinks in attack chains. The login, the escalation and the forwarding rule arrive as one investigation. You do not need a SIEM to start.

Detect, identity threat detection and response

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The alert queue grouped by correlation, with five alerts on one account open as one chain and the sequence that joined them

01Where it goes wrong

Each alert is true on its own. The attack is the order they came in.

Ten thousand alerts a month, three analysts.

The dormant admin logged in at 2 AM from a new country. Nobody noticed.

02What it does

From the first signal to the decision.

Connected sources and the four Microsoft 365 audit subscriptions, with events arriving live from Exchange

01Signal from past the directory

Signal from past the directory

Sign-in and audit events from the directory, and from inside the Microsoft 365 workloads. An inbox rule or an external sharing link stops being a blind spot.

Exchange, SharePoint and OneDrive, Teams, Intune, Power Platform and Purview DLP
The connections screen names which subscriptions are live, which turns a gap into something you can see

Correlated on the identity, and on the source

Most queues group by user, which never finds the one address working through ten accounts. We correlate on both, and on time, order and repetition.

Impossible travel measured on the distance and speed between two sign-ins
A rapid address change inside a subnet reads differently from one across a continent
Password spray counted on failures across distinct accounts, so it trips before any one of them locks out

Five alerts on one account laid out on a time axis, each with its technique and the gap since the last one

One incident instead of three tickets

A sign-in, a role grant and an OAuth consent arrive as one investigation. It carries a severity, the rationale, an assignee and the full timeline.

Related alerts collapse into one investigation and stop filling the queue five rows at a time
Legacy authentication downgrade caught on its own, the protocol fallback used to step around MFA

Investigations with the correlation that grouped each one, how many alerts it holds and its assignment SLA

The response is drafted for a person to run

Suppression rules mute the known-good so the queue you open is the one that needs a person. On what is left, Nuvio numbers the response steps in the order it would take them, and stops there.

A tracked lifecycle from new through to resolved, with every action logged
Rules authored in a Sigma-compatible schema and mapped to MITRE ATT&CK

The response steps the rule ships with the alert, in order, with the first already run by an analyst

03On the graph

Nobody connected the five alerts. We did.

A session hijack at 02:14, an impossible-travel sign-in, an MFA anomaly, an OAuth consent and a forwarding rule, inside thirty minutes. They arrive as one incident.

The identity graph

02:14 to 02:44: five alerts on Jaime Rivera, one chain.

Correlated on the identity and on the source address

The mapped technique sits on every step

Held in the order they happened

04Use cases

What SOC teams catch with Detect.

Patterns the correlation engine surfaces, each one a sequence and never a single noisy signal.

Account takeover chains caught in minutes

Five signals in thirty minutes arrive as one incident with the MITRE technique on every step, instead of five rows in a queue.

A session that moves without the person

The same token appearing on a new address in minutes. A hop inside one subnet is ignored; a hop across a continent is not.

Password spray across accounts

Failures are correlated by source across many accounts. The pattern shows before any one account trips its own threshold.

OAuth consent abuse flagged at grant time

The grant is caught as it happens, with the scopes it asked for read out.

05With Nuvio

The specialists that own this work.

Ask in your own words. Nuvio routes to the specialists below and runs them under your permissions. Any action they can take ships off until you enable it.

Threat Triage Agent

“Is the alert on Jaime Rivera worth waking someone for?”

Groups related alerts into one investigation and tells you which of them are justified benign noise.

Investigation Agent

“Show me the full chain behind INC-1107”

Builds the activity timeline, attack path and blast radius, then packages the evidence.

Response Agent

“Contain this account until we know more”

Containment steps you pick from: revoke sessions, disable sign-in, force MFA re-registration.

Every part of Detect in detailThreat detection Correlation and attack chains Investigations Guided response How Nuvio works

06On your own tenant

Detection that reads the same graph as your access reviews.

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The graph they share