Any analyst, any use case
Tools create a learning burden on analysts. Enable every analyst to handle any alert by removing the need to learn schemas, master query languages, or remember where data resides. The Knowledge Engine helps analysts with alerts spanning cloud, on-prem, compliance, and configuration issues.
More Tools,
More Data,
More Fatigue
As your organization's footprint grows, cloud and on-premise tools create an avalanche of alerts. Each new monitoring requirement creates more noise, overwhelming security teams and forcing organizations to make a difficult choice: reduce their detection coverage or risk burnout and missed threats. This compromise leaves critical gaps in defense and exposes enterprises to potentially devastating breaches.
Elevate Every Tier Every Function
Activate your analysts into decision makers. Crogl uses the right tools for each investigation. It documents its actions to be easily reviewed. Analysts no longer have to remember query languages or data schemas.

Lower Risk,
Stronger Posture,
Smarter People
Continuous learning enables Crogl to investigate never before seen alerts and re-analyze previous investigations. Your teams can expand their knowledge with new use cases and extend use cases by interacting with the system.
Features
Investigate Every Alert
Autonomously investigate every alert across your on-prem and cloud environments, ensuring no threats slip through the cracks. No missed alerts, no analyst fatigue.
AI That Learns and Adapts
Continuously learns from human investigations, ticket history, security tools, and best practices. Leverages intel reports and MITRE ATT&CK® to refine threat detection and response.
Fully Private & Secure
Deploy in mission-critical, air-gapped environments, on-premises, or within your private cloud. Maintain full control over your data, investigations, and use cases.
Cost-Effective SOC Scaling
Keep data where you want it, reducing costs and complexity. Investigate threats using existing data sources without schema normalization. Cut manual workloads by 90% and focus analysts on high-impact threats.

