Practical security visibility
Icefall gives growing businesses an ongoing view of potential network threats, with AI-assisted analysis, review by a human security expert, and practical guidance.
Request a free consultationA dedicated appliance quietly gathers security signals from compatible network equipment and centralizes them for analysis.
AI-assisted analysis and review by a human security expert identify suspicious activity, changing patterns, and practical next steps for your business.
Questions security evidence can answer
Available network and DNS history can connect a warning sign to the devices, destinations, and times your IT team needs to investigate.
How the service works
Before collection begins, the service scope documents the data sources, approved processing providers, access, retention, and deletion expectations for the engagement.
The dedicated appliance receives copies of records produced by the compatible network and DNS sources included in the service.
Authorized records or extracts may be processed with an approved cloud-based AI service to identify activity, patterns, and items for review.
A human security expert reviews the findings and reporting context before the scheduled report is delivered.
Cloud-based analysis means approved log data may be transmitted to and processed by a third-party service. The proposed handling arrangement is documented with the client before analysis begins.
Service scope
The service complements your existing IT and security controls by finding evidence that can guide a focused response.
Your existing router, firewall, gateway, or DNS service continues doing its normal job. The Icefall collection appliance receives copies of the compatible records it produces.
A workstation that visits a phishing domain or repeatedly contacts an unusual destination can still be tied to a device, address, and timeline.
Icefall collects and analyzes available information. Your IT team continues to control the firewall, router, DNS service, and any network changes.
Findings include devices, destinations, ports, timestamps, and patterns that support blocking, device investigation, and policy changes.
A human security expert reviews activity weekly or monthly rather than operating a 24/7 security operations centre.
Repeated low-volume connections, recurring DNS failures, after-hours transfers, and contact with a domain identified as malicious later can still surface.
The service observes real network behaviour rather than conducting penetration tests or vulnerability scans.
New devices, unusual destinations, and changing connection patterns can identify where a focused assessment or endpoint investigation is needed.
Network-level information can't show every endpoint action or reveal the contents of encrypted communications.
It can establish which system communicated, when it happened, where it connected, and how much data moved after a phishing report or security warning.
Visibility begins with the compatible security information available from the network equipment in scope.
Combining firewall connections with DNS, DHCP, VPN, wireless, and flow information creates a stronger picture and exposes collection gaps.
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