AI for Enterprise Security
Did We Investigate It Right? Could We Have?
Crogl checks each closed case against the steps its alert type requires, and checks your onboarded data against what each case type needs. When data is missing, Crogl flags it as an investigation gap. It does not guess.
Crogl handles the investigation. The analyst makes the call.
The Thoroughness Gap
A closed ticket tells you it closed. Not how.
A closed ticket records the outcome. It rarely records whether every required step ran, or whether the telemetry each step needed was ever onboarded. If a source is missing, the first sign may be a query that comes back empty mid-incident.
37%
Of daily alerts the average enterprise investigates (Ponemon, 2026 State of SecOps)
2
Checks on every closed case: its steps against the template, and each step against your data
Every close
When coverage is rechecked, so the gap map never goes stale
The Crogl Approach
Every case checked against its steps. Every step checked against your data.
Steps Compared to the Template
Each investigation's recorded steps and MITRE ATT&CK techniques are compared with the template for its alert type.
Data Requirements Checked
Each step's data requirement is checked against the sources you have onboarded. A missing source is named, by case type.
Close Gated on Both
A fast close gets checked against the work done. A case closes clean only when nothing is blind, unchecked, or gapped.
What Crogl Delivers
Investigation QA on Every Case
Skipped steps surface by alert type and by week, not in a quarterly audit.
A Data Gap Map by Case Type
See which investigations your telemetry can support and which it can't, before an incident asks.
Stays Current as Detections Ship
Coverage is rechecked every time a case closes, so a one-time data audit never goes stale.
Your Playbooks, Your Standard
Templates are yours to define and extend with Skills.
Works With
“Thorough, and able to prove it.”
Frequently asked questions
Which playbooks does Crogl check investigations against?
The playbooks you define. Crogl compares each closed case's recorded steps and MITRE ATT&CK techniques with the template for its alert type, then checks each step's data requirement against the sources you have onboarded. Templates are yours to define and extend with Skills, so the standard Crogl applies is your own.
Does Crogl replace a data audit?
Crogl keeps a data audit current rather than replacing it. Coverage is rechecked every time a case closes, so the map of which investigations your telemetry can support never goes stale as detections ship. A missing source is named by case type, so your team sees what each alert type needs before an incident asks.
Find Your Gaps First
Which of your alert types could you not fully investigate today?
We'll show you how Crogl checks investigation quality and data coverage on every case you close.
Deployed in air-gapped federal environments, critical infrastructure, and Fortune 500 financial institutions.