Vimy doesn't just detect threats — it investigates them. By the time a critical incident reaches your team, the full attack timeline, blast radius, and recommended containment are already done.
When an attack is in progress, your team is racing against the clock — and legacy tools make them work harder, not smarter.
IBM Security, 2024. Every hour of dwell time increases the damage. Speed of response is the single biggest factor in breach cost.
Manually correlating logs, interviewing asset owners, and building attack timelines takes days. Attackers use that time well.
Because initial containment is incomplete. Teams miss related activity, attackers regain access, and what should be a one-day incident becomes a three-week ordeal.
The moment Vimy detects a threat, it automatically traces the attack path, identifies every affected system, correlates related events across time, and maps the activity to known threat actor TTPs — before a human even looks at the alert.
Vimy builds the containment playbook alongside the investigation. Approve actions one by one, or authorize the full playbook to run. When it's over, the incident report writes itself.
We'll walk through a real attack scenario — from first detection to full containment — so you can see exactly how Vimy handles your next incident.