Too many signals, no time
Cloud dashboards, email spam filters, GitHub Dependabot, log tools - each screaming something. You can't triage them all, and most teams don't know which ones matter.
Connect your email, cloud, and GitHub in under five minutes. CatByte Guard detects phishing, exposed databases, suspicious logins, and vulnerable dependencies - then tells you exactly how to fix each one, step by step.
Most mid-size companies can't justify a $200k security hire - but they also can't afford to get breached. CatByte Guard fills that gap with automation that actually explains itself.
Cloud dashboards, email spam filters, GitHub Dependabot, log tools - each screaming something. You can't triage them all, and most teams don't know which ones matter.
A senior security engineer costs $180k-$260k and takes six months to hire. For a mid-size company that's a massive overhead for someone watching dashboards.
Always-on detection across email, cloud, and code. Every alert comes with a clear fix and exact commands - so a non-technical founder can resolve real threats in minutes.
Walk through the lifecycle of a real credential-theft attempt. Detect it, investigate it, map it to MITRE ATT&CK, and remediate - no security degree required.
The detection engine runs continuously across every connected integration - your inbox, cloud control plane, and GitHub repo. It classifies threats with severity and the exact detection rule that fired.
sarah@company.co authenticated to Google Workspace from Lagos, Nigeria - 11,400 km from her usual city. No prior session from this geography.prod-user-uploads received s3:PutBucketAcl setting public-read. 2.1M objects now world-readable.api-core pulls follow-redirects@1.15.4. Proxy-auth header leakage - patched in 1.15.6.The moment an alert fires, CatByte Guard opens an incident and starts threading related events - logins, API calls, commits - into a single ordered timeline.
Sign-in from Lagos for sarah@company.co. Distance 11,400 km from last known geo.
Device fingerprint not seen before. User-Agent Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64). IP in DigitalOcean ASN.
Same IP attempted OAuth consent for Drive, Gmail, and Calendar. Two GitHub token exchanges from parent org.
Channel pinged with incident summary and “Acknowledge” button. On-call: daniel@company.co.
“Confirmed with Sarah - she's in Austin. Revoking sessions and rotating OAuth refresh tokens now.”
All refresh tokens for sarah@ invalidated. MFA re-enrolled. SLA: 5m 7s first-response · 11m 43s to resolve.
CatByte Guard maps each rule to the MITRE ATT&CK technique it covers, so you can see your defensive coverage at a glance - and explain what happened to an auditor without a translation layer.
Every alert ships with a remediation guide tailored to that exact rule. Not “investigate further” - actual commands a founder can paste into a terminal, or a Slack message an engineer can action in two minutes.
Revoke all active sessions for the affected user in Google Workspace - the attacker's token stops working the second this runs.
Force re-authentication for every connected app. The attacker can't re-grant themselves access if the refresh token is dead.
Have Sarah set up a new authenticator on a device you can verify - old MFA may be compromised if the attacker had session-level access.
OAuth into the tools you already use. We read - we never hold your data outside your tenant. Connections take under five minutes each.
Your posture is calculated across four weighted categories. It changes in real time as you fix issues, and you can watch the number climb as you close alerts.
OAuth into Google, AWS/Azure/GCP, and GitHub. Each connector takes under 60 seconds. Slack webhook for alert delivery.
Our engine starts streaming events, applying ~80 detection rules across identity, cloud, and code. First findings within minutes.
Alerts auto-group into incidents with a live timeline. Your team adds notes; SLA timers track first-response and resolution.
Each rule ships with step-by-step remediation and exact commands. Automation rules can auto-acknowledge, create incidents, or page the right channel.
Server-sent events push new detections to your dashboard the second they fire - no polling, no delay.
Auto-correlate alerts into incidents with ordered timelines, analyst notes, and SLA tracking built in.
Every detection rule tagged with the technique it covers. See coverage and gaps at a glance.
Continuous dependency scanning via OSV.dev. Vulnerable packages flagged with CVSS, patch version, and fix command.
If-this-then-that logic on alerts: auto-notify, auto-open incident, auto-triage. Bounded by role approvals.
Score trend, alert distribution, volume over time. Built with recharts - exportable to any BI tool.
Super admin, tenant admin, analyst, viewer - scoped per tenant. Invite-only user management.
One-click CSV of alerts, incidents, and findings - ready for SOC 2, ISO 27001, or an auditor’s inbox.
The metrics below are from real tenants in their first 90 days. Median numbers - not cherry-picked.
We went from “hope nothing happens this weekend” to closing a real credential-theft incident on a Saturday in under fifteen minutes - my non-technical co-founder did the remediation from his phone.
A 20-minute walkthrough with real data from your stack. No slideware - we'll wire one of your connectors live and show you the first alerts.