Hermes prioritizes the queue, deduplicates noisy alerts, and surfaces the few that warrant analyst attention now.
Each alert is mapped to relevant tactics and techniques — with the rationale exposed, not buried in a model.
Multi-source events compressed into a human-readable narrative so an analyst can decide in seconds, not minutes.
ASN, WHOIS, geolocation, and curated TI sources attached automatically — TLP discipline preserved.
Every event, enrichment, and analyst action is recorded on a single case timeline — exportable and auditable.
Hermes routes the right alert to the right channel, paging on-call only when policy says it should.
Severity escalation runs against your defined policy — every step logged, every decision reviewable.
Hermes does not close cases on its own. Borderline events go to a human — with full context attached.
Tune rules, add custom detections, and replay historical events against new logic from one console.
Hermes assists analysts. It does not replace them. The platform exists to give skilled human operators more leverage — sharper context, faster pivots, fewer dead-end alerts — while preserving the judgment, accountability, and adversarial reasoning that machines do not have.
Hermes is not handed over as software for your team to figure out. CyberD20 deploys it, wires it into your environment, and responds personally when Hermes surfaces a validated incident.
Hermes and the underlying Wazuh stack are installed and hardened by CyberD20 — including a full Wazuh build-out for organizations that don't yet have a SIEM. No "follow the docs" handoff. Deployment is sized to the environment — on-prem, cloud, or hybrid — and configured against your asset inventory.
Endpoint agents, network and cloud telemetry, identity providers, threat-intel feeds, and notification channels (Slack, Telegram, ticketing) are integrated and tuned. Detections are baselined to your environment so signal isn't buried in noise.
Hermes monitors continuously — around the clock — and alerts the owner or designated manager when it identifies an indicator of compromise. Alerts arrive in the channel you actually read (SMS, Slack, Telegram, or email) with the context already attached: what triggered, where, and what to do next.
When Hermes surfaces an event that human review confirms is a real incident, CyberD20 responds. Containment, forensic triage, coordination with counsel and carrier, and a documented closeout — handled by the firm, not pushed back to your team.