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AI Pipeline That Takes Control of the Forensic Workflow
REMI ingests mixed-source logs and records across vendors, platforms, and operational systems. It cleans, normalizes, and analyzes the records to identify how access was achieved, which accounts and devices were involved, where activity moved, what systems were touched, and which records should be preserved for deeper review.
Detection Identifies Flagged Behaviors and Attack Patterns
REMI analyzes records across accounts, endpoints, cloud services, VPNs, firewalls, identity systems, operational platforms, industrial environments, and enterprise networks. It identifies flagged behaviors such as unusual sign-ins, command execution, file changes, configuration changes, lateral movement, repeated IPs, and relationships between users, machines, systems, and network activity.
Correlation Maps Detections to Accounts, Networks, Systems, and Exposed Data
REMI connects related events across disconnected logs and source records, including enterprise systems, industrial platforms, cloud records, endpoints, identity logs, network activity, financial records, access-control systems, and incident files. It builds connected paths showing what happened, how activity moved, which systems were touched, what remains unresolved, and which records support each finding.
Automated Reporting Turns Source Records Into a Structured SITREP
REMI turns scattered records into a clear investigation report. It organizes logs, notes, timelines, interviews, artifacts, and source records into a structured narrative that explains what happened, who or what was involved, which systems or records were affected, what records support each finding, and what actions should be taken next.
Mixed Records Become One Investigation Timeline
REMI brings together logs, user activity, system events, cloud records, endpoint data, identity records, operational tools, and vendor records into one unified timeline. It connects related events, repeated indicators, timestamps, accounts, devices, IPs, files, processes, commands, and configuration changes to reveal the sequence of activity.
Local IP Lookup Connects Network Activity to Case Records
REMI’s local IP lookup scans case records for IP addresses, removes duplicates, separates private and internal addresses from public ones, and enriches public IPs with flagged-connection context, geolocation, ASN, hosting, domain history, and source-record context. Investigators can see which IPs appeared in the case, where they resolved, which accounts or devices touched them, and which records support the connection.
Airport Networks
REMI analyzes access-control logs, badge activity, camera metadata, maintenance records, vendor activity, incident reports, and airport-specific network services offline across terminal, airside, baggage, ground-operations, and restricted-facility environments. It identifies what happened, how access was achieved, which people, accounts, devices, systems, and areas were involved, and whether unauthorized access, abnormal movement, suspicious operational patterns, insider misuse, theft, sabotage, compliance violations, or safety risks affected airport operations.
Water Treatment
REMI analyzes SCADA logs, PLC and HMI activity, historian records, access-control logs, operator actions, maintenance records, vendor activity, alarms, sensor readings, and incident reports offline across treatment plants, pump stations, lift stations, reservoirs, chemical-feed systems, and distribution environments. It identifies what happened, how access was achieved, which people, accounts, devices, systems, and process areas were involved, and whether unauthorized access, abnormal control activity, suspicious operational patterns, insider misuse, sabotage, compliance violations, or public-safety risks affected water operations.
Nuclear Power
REMI analyzes SCADA logs, PLC and HMI activity, historian records, access-control logs, operator actions, maintenance records, vendor activity, alarms, sensor readings, engineering workstation activity, and incident reports offline across reactor, turbine, safety, auxiliary, security, and restricted-access environments. It identifies what happened, how access was achieved, which people, accounts, devices, systems, and plant areas were involved, and whether unauthorized access, abnormal control activity, suspicious operational patterns, insider misuse, sabotage, compliance violations, or safety risks affected nuclear operations.
Electric Grids
REMI analyzes SCADA logs, EMS/DMS activity, substation and relay records, access-control logs, operator actions, maintenance records, vendor activity, alarms, sensor readings, network telemetry, and incident reports offline across generation, transmission, distribution, substation, control-center, and field-service environments. It identifies what happened, how access was achieved, which people, accounts, devices, systems, and grid assets were involved, and whether unauthorized access, abnormal control activity, suspicious operational patterns, insider misuse, sabotage, compliance violations, or reliability and safety risks affected grid operations.
Financial Crimes
REMI analyzes bank statements, payment applications, general ledgers, QuickBooks records, NetSuite records, transaction history, account activity, vendor records, invoices, approvals, user activity, alerts, case notes, and incident reports offline across finance, accounting, payroll, procurement, vendor-management, and financial operations environments. It identifies what happened, how money moved, which people, accounts, vendors, customers, entities, transactions, systems, and approvals were involved, and whether fraud, diversion, duplicate payments, account takeover, insider misuse, synthetic identity activity, compliance violations, or suspicious financial patterns affected the organization.
Incident Response
REMI analyzes endpoint logs, EDR alerts, SIEM exports, firewall and VPN logs, identity records, email security data, cloud activity, DNS and proxy logs, file and process activity, command history, malware indicators, case notes, and incident reports offline across endpoints, servers, cloud services, user accounts, applications, networks, and security tools. It identifies what happened, how access was achieved, which people, accounts, devices, systems, files, processes, IPs, domains, and services were involved, and whether malware, credential abuse, lateral movement, persistence, exfiltration, insider misuse, policy violations, or business-impact risks affected the organization.