Cyber IR

Attribution + context
in the first hour of an incident.

When you're 30 minutes into a confirmed breach, you need fast answers: who is this attacker, what else have they touched, what's exposed about our org on the dark web, what does the public footprint of the threat actor look like. Tracelight pulls all of that in parallel, citation-anchored, in under 5 minutes — without the SOC pulling out of triage to do OSINT.

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What this fixes.

PAIN 1

Manual OSINT during an incident steals analyst time from triage.

First-hour-of-the-incident is when IR analysts should be containing, not Googling the threat actor. Manual OSINT lookups during active IR cost containment minutes.

PAIN 2

Threat-actor attribution requires correlation across many sources.

Indicators of compromise have to be checked against multiple breach corpora, dark-web mention databases, and adverse-media records. Doing it sequentially during an active incident is too slow.

PAIN 3

Notification scoping needs context Tracelight surfaces.

When you have to notify customers/regulators about a breach, knowing the full dark-web exposure footprint of affected identities makes the notification meaningful instead of generic.

What gets checked

8+ data sources running in parallel.

Threat-actor handle correlation (dark-web aliases + breach-corpus identities)

IOC (indicator-of-compromise) cross-reference across VT + AbuseIPDB + Shodan

Domain WHOIS + DNS history for attacker infrastructure

SSL certificate transparency for related infrastructure discovery

Dark-web mention search for org name + affected identifiers

Adverse media on threat-actor handles for attribution context

OFAC / EU sanctions cross-check (state-sponsored actor signal)

Cross-incident pattern detection in the workspace's history

What you get

The report that lands on your desk.

1
Threat-actor profile with attribution-confidence summary + behavioral signatures
2
IOC table with cross-source confirmation + first-seen / last-seen dates
3
Org dark-web exposure footprint (emails + credentials + mentions)
4
Infrastructure map of related domains + IPs + certs
5
Citation appendix linking every claim to the originating data source

Common questions.

Does this replace a real threat-intel platform?+

No — Tracelight is OSINT-flavored IR support, not full threat-intel like Recorded Future or Mandiant. We surface publicly available context fast; you still need your EDR + SIEM + dedicated TI for the meat of the response. Tracelight is the OSINT layer that complements them.

Can I integrate this into my SOAR?+

Yes — the public REST API + webhook event subscriptions let you wire Tracelight into Tines, Torq, Splunk SOAR, or homegrown playbooks. Common pattern: SOAR detects suspicious indicator → calls Tracelight enrichment API → posts findings to the IR Slack channel.

How is this priced for SOC teams?+

The Agency plan ($499/mo) covers 500 enrichments/mo + unlimited users + API access — typically the right tier for a mid-size SOC. For burst capacity above the monthly cap, contact us at sales@trytracelight.com.