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Automate the Response. Gate It on Evidence.

Auto-remediation buys speed until it isolates the wrong host. Crogl sits in front of your SOAR and decides which alerts have earned an automated action. Everything else goes to an analyst.

Crogl handles the investigation. The analyst makes the call.

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Automate everything, or approve everything. Both fail.

A playbook that fires on a bad alert becomes its own incident: the wrong host isolated, or the wrong account disabled, in the middle of a live investigation. Put a human on every action and you lose the speed you bought the automation for.

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Times the gate runs on every action, at clearance and again at dispatch

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Minimum independent confirming sources, and maximum contradicting sources, before an alert clears

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Action taken or withheld is logged with its reason

Evidence first. Then the playbook fires.

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Alert Investigated

Crogl investigates the alert across your stack and reads its recorded corroboration.

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Corroboration Required

An alert clears only with at least one independent confirming source in live data and zero contradicting sources. Anything short of that goes to an analyst.

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Gated Dispatch to Your SOAR

Crogl re-runs the same gate at dispatch, then triggers your SOAR playbook through its webhook. If the gate fails, nothing fires, and the record says why.

Speed Where It's Earned

Confirmed, routine alerts move at machine speed through the playbooks you already trust.

Analysts Keep the High-Stakes Calls

Containment, isolation, and escalation on anything ambiguous stay with the analyst.

A Reason for Every Action

Every action taken or withheld carries its evidence, written to your ticketing system.

Works With the SOAR You Run

Crogl adds the gate in front of the SOAR you already run. Your playbooks stay yours.

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“Confirm it. Then automate it.”

Frequently asked questions

Which SOAR tools does Crogl work with?

Crogl works with the SOAR you already run. It triggers playbooks through a webhook, so the same evidence gate fits Tines and comparable SOAR tools. Your playbooks stay yours. Crogl adds the gate in front of them and runs it twice, once when an alert clears and again at dispatch.

Can a human override the Crogl evidence gate?

Yes. The analyst makes the call. Crogl clears an alert for automated action only when at least one independent source confirms it in live data and no source contradicts it. Anything short of that goes to an analyst, and containment, isolation, and escalation on anything ambiguous stay with your team. Every action taken or withheld is logged with its reason.

Is automated dispatch in the free download?

Automated dispatch is part of Crogl Enterprise. In Enterprise, Crogl runs the evidence gate at clearance and again at dispatch, triggers your SOAR playbook through its webhook, and logs every action taken or withheld with its reason. The free download runs on-premises, in your own cloud, or fully air-gapped, so you can run investigations against real alerts first.

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We'll show you how Crogl gates SOAR actions on evidence, with a documented reason for every one.

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