How urgentic works in practice
Illustrative scenarios showing how urgentic handles security situations across different environments. These are worked examples, not customer accounts — we name customers only with their permission.
These scenarios are illustrative. They describe how urgentic’s agents behave in situations of this kind, using representative environments rather than named customers. Figures are modelled from the platform’s measured performance, not drawn from a specific deployment. Where we can point to a real, named customer, we will say so plainly.
Cutting investigation time at a bank drowning in 50,000 daily alerts
A tier-1 bank runs a hybrid estate generating tens of thousands of alerts a day. Analysts triage the loudest and the rest age out untouched. Here is what changes when every alert gets investigated instead.
Ransomware at 2am on a Saturday, with nobody on shift
A ransomware precursor fires overnight at a health network with no out-of-hours cover. urgentic traces the execution chain, checks the account against recent identity activity, and recommends isolation with evidence attached — before anyone is woken.
One narrative across IT and OT, instead of two disconnected alerts
Plant networks and corporate IT are watched by separate tools that do not talk to each other, so an attack crossing the boundary is seen twice and understood once. urgentic investigates across both and correlates them.
Taking on more tenants without hiring analysts you cannot find
A growing MSSP hits a capacity ceiling because investigation is the bottleneck — every new tenant adds queue depth, not just revenue. urgentic makes capacity independent of headcount.
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