Two alarming signals, traced to normal infrastructure, resolved without a single analyst touch.
Two alarming signals correlated and traced to normal infrastructure — a DNS spike from an 8-node forwarder cluster and 1,129 Kerberos PtT alerts from VPN users. Both resolved without a single analyst touch.
Two separate anomalies — a DNS surge and 1,129 Kerberos PtT alerts — were investigated together. The Autonomous Hunter connected them to the same infrastructure pattern, triaging both in a single pass instead of two separate multi-hour investigations.
1,129 PtT alerts would bury a SOC team for days. The Autonomous Hunter identified the VPN/Kerberos delegation pattern instantly — a known false positive that most teams learn to silently ignore or build manual exclusion rules for. We proved it automatically.
The system mapped the 8-node DNS forwarder cluster, identified the remote domain and cross-forest trust relationships — the kind of environmental context that takes human analysts weeks to develop and is rarely documented anywhere.