Finnity doesn't show you an alert. It shows you how it became a case.

Temporal fusion joins raw signals across every domain into a single explainable investigation — before your analysts open a tab.

Raw signal field

06:17:03 oidc.auth asn=21055806:21:44 netflow out=2.3GB06:24:09 dns.txt cadence=300s06:29:10 pat.write scope=registry06:31:56 ebpf.flow ns=payments06:34:22 idp.mfa deny x3

→ fused on shared vertices in 17 minutes

Case CHR-2035-0412

At 06:17 UTC, a build token authenticated from a network it had never touched. Four minutes later the firewall saw the data leave. Finnity joined the two on a single vertex — and the alert became a case.

17 minmedian signal-to-case time
94top fusion score this week
1 graphevery entity, one canvas
2035quantum exposure horizon

Why we built this

Security teams don't drown in attacks. They drown in fragments of attacks — ten thousand alerts, each one true, none of them a story. Finnity was built on a single conviction: the unit of security work is not the alert, it is the case. So we fused the telemetry first, resolved the entities first, and scored the assembled path — then handed your analyst a narrative instead of a queue.

The moment machine signal becomes a human story is the moment an investigation actually begins.

How it works

01

Fusion

Raw signals from identity, network, and workload telemetry are joined on shared entity vertices — not stacked in a queue. The case assembles itself as evidence arrives.

02

Explainability

Every fusion score decomposes into its contributing signals. Click any sentence in the case narrative and see the exact telemetry that produced it.

03

Quantum Radar

Finnity flags harvested ciphertext and long-lived keys against post-quantum horizons, so a breach today is scored against decryption in 2035.