Pervigon Security Suite
Security monitoring for SOC teams. In real time.
See what is actually happening on the network.
Strider is the monitoring layer of the Pervigon Security Suite. SOC teams and IT leads receive a live view of what is actually happening across the organization — deduplicated, prioritized, and presented in language that leadership can read.
Triage time drops by orders of magnitude. Analysts work on incidents, not on log lines.
Leadership and SOC work on the same data basis. Discrepancies between reporting layers disappear.
NeoI (neonotu Intelligence) correlation drastically reduces the maintenance overhead of classic correlation rule sets.
Every action in Strider is documented traceably — ideal for ISO 27001, NIS2, and DORA.
HOW IT WORKS
Strider consolidates signals from all relevant sources, automatically compresses them to incidents, and delivers the context required for fast decisions.
Strider reads firewall logs (particularly from Valar), endpoint telemetry, identity provider events, cloud audit logs, and application telemetry. Data arrives in standardized formats and is normalized before correlation starts.
Instead of a sprawling rule set that needs constant adjustment, Strider relies on trained correlation models. Related events are automatically grouped into one incident. An ongoing brute-force attempt across 200 endpoints appears as a single incident, not 200 separate alerts.
Every incident carries a severity, a confidence score, and a suggested next step. Analysts see why an incident was rated high priority and can review the reasoning in plain language.
Strider provides a technical SOC view for analysts and a consolidated situational view for leadership. Both work on the same data, so there is no discrepancy between technical reporting and management metrics.
METRICS
The following measures are available from day one.
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Active events | Number of raw security events in the observation window |
| Correlated incidents | Number of incidents formed by NeoI correlation |
| High-priority incidents | Incidents with severity high or critical |
| Mean time to detect | Average time from first activity to detection |
| Mean time to respond | Average time from detection to documented response |
| False-positive rate | Share of incidents closed as unfounded |
In comparison
Strider sits between classic SIEM platforms and pure endpoint detection tools.
| Aspect | Classic SIEM | Endpoint Detection | Strider |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data sources | Broad, raw | Endpoint-focused | Broad, normalized |
| Correlation | Rule-based | Endpoint heuristics | NeoI models |
| Maintenance effort | High | Medium | Low |
| SOC size | Large team | Variable | 2 to 10 people |
| C-level reporting | Rarely integrated | Rarely | Integrated |
In practice
How organizations across the European mid-market and the public sector use the module.
A mid-sized construction company with five sites and 320 employees runs its security monitoring with a three-person team. Before Strider, around 8,000 daily events sat in the triage queue, requiring manual review. With Strider, that drops to roughly 40 prioritized incidents per day. Depth of analysis per incident increases substantially, and mean time to detect halves within the first three months.
A German managed security service provider serves 60 mid-market clients through a central Strider platform. Tenant separation, tenant-specific prioritization logic, and a consolidated dashboard for SOC shifts allow the provider to operate with eight analysts across day and night shifts.
An energy provider uses Strider to compile a complete incident report for the supervisory authority after an attempted intrusion. The precise time reconstruction, the chain of correlated signals, and the measures taken are exported directly from the platform — without special effort.
NEXT STEP
Strider changes the economics of security monitoring. Where large teams were necessary before, a focused core team with a platform that handles correlation and prioritization now suffices. Where reporting to leadership had to be assembled with effort, a consolidated situational picture emerges as a by-product of daily work.
Strider is not a replacement for a SOC. Strider is the platform on which a modern, mid-sized European SOC can realistically be operated today.
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