For security operations
Fewer, better cases — each one ready to investigate.
Ordrani reduces work for security operations instead of adding to it: related machine identity deviations arrive as one prioritized case, with the timeline, attribution and evidence already assembled.
The challenge
Another anomaly feed is the last thing a SOC needs.
Security operations teams already contend with more alerts than they can triage. Adding a new anomaly feed for machine identities, without context, adds work rather than reducing risk.
Investigating automation is also slow. Establishing which pipeline run produced a suspicious session can mean correlating source control logs, federation records and cloud trails by hand, across systems owned by different teams.
How Ordrani helps
- Correlated cases in place of isolated anomaly alerts
- Pre-assembled timelines spanning source control and cloud activity
- Explicit attribution confidence and open questions on every case
- Recommended next steps that respect your approval process
- Case export to the SIEM and ticketing systems already in use
Signals evaluated
- correlated sequence
- attribution confidence
- affected asset sensitivity
- corroborating systems
- analyst feedback
Who it serves
SOC analysts, detection engineers and incident responders.
The analyst’s view
A case, assembled before it reaches the queue.
The timeline, attribution, affected assets and assessment — assembled in one workspace.
CASE OR-0142 · OPENED 14:42 UTC
Potential workflow identity misuse
Identity prod-deploy-role · origin deploy.yml #4182
Reconstructed sequence
- 14:32:05
sts:AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity
org/payments-service · environment: production
Confirmed - 14:32:41
ecs:UpdateService
payments-api · task definition rev 212
Confirmed - 14:33:40
iam:ListRoles, iam:ListPolicies
37 calls in 52 s · first observed for this identity
EnumerationConfirmed - 14:36:12
secretsmanager:GetSecretValue
prod/db-credentials · classified sensitive
Sensitive accessCorrelated - 14:41:50
iam:PutRolePolicy
inline policy added to reporting-export-role
Privilege changeCorrelated
Assessment
A deployment identity performed role enumeration it has never performed, then a sensitive secret was read by the same role after the run completed. The sequence is consistent with credential or workflow misuse. Authorization of the run has not been confirmed.
Affected assets
- prod/db-credentials
- reporting-export-role
- payments-api (ECS)
Recommended next steps
- 1.Confirm with the repository owner whether run 4182 was an authorized deployment.
- 2.Review active sessions for prod-deploy-role and their source networks.
- 3.Inspect the inline policy added to reporting-export-role.
- 4.Revoke sessions and restrict the role trust policy — requires approval.
How cases reach your team
Assembled, ranked and explained.
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Correlate
Related deviations are grouped by identity, session and execution before anything reaches a queue.
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Prioritize
Cases are ranked by consequence and evidence, with the factors behind each ranking shown.
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Explain
Each case arrives with a timeline, attribution, affected assets and an AI-written assessment that cites its evidence.
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Integrate
Cases export to the SIEM and ticketing systems your team already uses.
What changes for analysts
Less correlation by hand. More time on decisions.
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Fewer, richer cases
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Pre-assembled timelines
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Visible confidence
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Explainable priority
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Response under control
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Feedback that counts
Give your analysts cases, not noise.
We are glad to discuss how Ordrani’s investigations would fit your triage, escalation and response process.