AI for Enterprise Security
Catch the Kill Chain on the First Host.
Ransomware moves from shadow-copy deletion to mass encryption fast. Crogl correlates the weak signals into one verdict per asset, so your team can act on the first host before the rest of the fleet follows.
Crogl handles the investigation. The analyst makes the call.
The Correlation Gap
Every signal is weak on its own. Together they're a verdict.
The February 2024 attack on Change Healthcare halted prescription processing and claims payments for thousands of providers for weeks. The option that matters most in a ransomware event is stopping it early. Post-incident reviews reconstruct the chain after that option is gone.
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Kill chain legs Crogl correlates per asset: shadow-copy deletion, mass-rename burst, ransom note
24 hrs
To report a ransom payment under CIRCIA's expected final rule
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Verdict per asset, with the evidence for each leg
The Crogl Approach
Weak signals, correlated. One verdict per asset.
Kill Chain Legs Checked
Crogl checks each asset for shadow-copy deletion commands, mass-rename bursts, and ransom notes.
Each Leg Confirmed in Live Data
A leg counts toward the verdict only after Crogl finds it in process, file, and host telemetry.
One Verdict per Asset
The analyst gets a per-asset verdict with its evidence, plus any asset Crogl could not see.
What Crogl Delivers
Correlation at Machine Speed
No analyst has to notice and connect three weak signals under pressure.
Evidence for Every Leg
Each verdict shows the command, the rename burst, and the note behind it.
Blind Assets Named
An asset with no telemetry is graded blind, not silently marked clear.
Response Stays With Your Team
Crogl produces the verdict and evidence. Containment runs through your existing tools, and the analyst makes the call.
Works With
“See the chain. Stop the spread.”
Frequently asked questions
How early does Crogl flag a ransomware attack?
On the first host. Crogl checks each asset for three kill chain legs: shadow-copy deletion commands, mass-rename bursts, and ransom notes. A leg counts only after Crogl finds it in process, file, and host telemetry. The correlated verdict reaches your team per asset, so the analyst can act before the rest of the fleet follows.
Who makes the containment call?
Your analyst. Crogl delivers a per-asset verdict with the evidence for each leg: the command, the rename burst, and the note behind it. Containment runs through your existing tools, so the response follows the process your team already trusts. An asset without telemetry is graded blind rather than marked clear, so the analyst knows exactly what the verdict covers.
Stop It Early
Would your team connect a shadow-copy deletion to a rename burst in time?
We'll show you how Crogl correlates a ransomware kill chain into one verdict per asset, inside your environment.
Deployed in air-gapped federal environments, critical infrastructure, and Fortune 500 financial institutions.