Detection to recovery.
No gaps. No handoffs.
Most IR failures are not a detection problem, they are a coordination problem. ThreatBook integrates evidence preservation, adversary attribution, and automated remediation into a single closed loop so nothing falls through the gaps between tools and teams.
Why IR takes weeks instead of hours
Security teams are good at detecting threats. They struggle at everything that comes after, because the evidence, the context, and the response capability live in separate products that were never designed to work together.
Three products. One response chain.
TDP detects the threat and immediately begins preserving network-level evidence, full packet capture, lateral movement graphs, and C2 communication timelines, so responders have forensic-grade data from minute one rather than racing to reconstruct it later.
ATI closes the attribution gap in real time. As TDP surfaces the incident, ATI cross-references indicators against 2,000+ tracked adversary groups, returning TTPs, past campaigns, known peer-organization targets, and recommended containment priorities within the same console.
Flocks executes. Its 7+1 multi-agent architecture orchestrates cross-device forensics, host compromise analysis, isolation actions, and ticket closure across 150+ integrated tools, automatically, with a full audit trail, and without requiring responders to log into each system individually.
- TDP preserves network evidence automatically from detection time
- ATI attribution delivered in minutes, not weeks
- Flocks closes tickets end-to-end without manual tool-switching
- Full audit trail from alert through remediation
Every phase covered
From the first alert through post-incident reporting, ThreatBook's integrated stack handles detection, investigation, attribution, and remediation without requiring your team to manually bridge between tools.
From alert to closed ticket
The entire response chain executes within a single integrated environment. No context-switching between tools, no duplicate data entry, no waiting for the threat intel team to respond to a Slack message.
What changes when the loop closes
The shift from fragmented tooling to an integrated response chain produces measurable improvements in every IR metric that matters to security leadership.
Three products. One response chain.
See the closed loop in action
Walk through a live incident scenario, from TDP detection through ATI attribution to Flocks remediation, with a ThreatBook incident response specialist.
Flocks is open-source, start today at github.com/AgentFlocks/flocks