Alongside existing systems
Keep the detection and operational systems your teams use. Establish how authorised alerts and records should enter the investigation and how findings need to be delivered.
Fraud, coordinated abuse and threats to people rarely stop at one account or incident. Azonic helps financial-crime, platform-safety and corporate-security teams investigate the wider activity and decide how to respond.
Your organisation may already have systems that flag transactions, accounts or security events. The next question is harder: who is involved, how is the activity connected, and what does the available evidence support?
That work can span customer records, public information, internal reports and several teams. Azonic helps investigators assemble the context, assess relationships and keep a usable record as the investigation develops.
Examine whether accounts, identities and activity belong to a wider pattern. Inspect the evidence behind a proposed connection before relying on it.
Bring findings to fraud, safety, security or legal colleagues with the sources and reasoning they need to assess the matter.
Maintain awareness of relevant actors and schemes beyond a single case. Use new activity to inform an existing investigation or identify a new concern.
An impersonated executive, a threat to an employee or a concern about a business partner can put a small security team under immediate pressure. Azonic helps investigators examine the people and activity involved, with findings colleagues can inspect.
A transaction alert tells a financial-crime team where to start. Azonic helps investigators examine the actors, accounts and related activity behind it—and retain the evidence for the people who review the case.
Coordinated abuse, fraud, scams and child-safety concerns can span accounts and services. Azonic helps platform investigators follow those connections, examine the supporting evidence and prepare findings for the teams handling the response.
Investigation
Develop an alert or reported concern into an investigation. Connect authorised information, examine the people and activity involved, and prepare findings for your team’s review process.
Monitoring and insights
Keep watch on the actors and threats relevant to your organisation. Assess alerts in context, understand patterns over time and carry a lead into Vantage when it needs investigation.
Keep the detection and operational systems your teams use. Establish how authorised alerts and records should enter the investigation and how findings need to be delivered.
Security, safety, fraud and legal teams need different parts of the picture. Set the scope of the work and the requirements for reviewing and sharing it.
Discuss deployment in your own infrastructure or cloud environment, the sources that can be connected and the handling requirements that apply to your data.