Data sources
- Web server access logs
- Page-level behaviour beacons served from the protected site itself
- Network ownership and routing registries
- Customer-maintained lists of known actors
Recognise the preparation before the attack: systematic enumeration, scheduled sweeps of many properties by one source, returning observers and automation presenting as people.
In operation across independent web servers: visit reconstruction, network classification, returning-observer detection and plain-language reporting.
Hostile activity rarely begins with an exploit. It begins with looking: mapping which sites and services exist, which pages reveal people and structure, which documents are reachable, and when the defenders are paying attention. Signature-based tools treat each request on its own and see nothing unusual in a polite visitor who returns every three days to read the same pages.
Observation is limited to infrastructure the customer operates. Nothing is collected from the visitor's device beyond what the customer's own website receives, and no external system is probed.
Early warning measured in days, not in the minutes after an intrusion — and a record of who was watching when the question is asked later.
Tell us what you need to protect. A briefing is an engineering conversation; it never needs your credentials, network inventories or logs.