FeaturesL.03Security & ComplianceSecurity Alerts
Know about threats the moment they happen.
Receive real-time notifications when policies are violated, suspicious activity is detected, or sensitive data is placed at risk.
- Workforce
- Not included
- Enterprise
- Coming soon
- Rymot Local
- Not included
- Scoring
- Severity per alert
- Routing
- Team · severity · policy
- Case file
- User · device · evidence
- Lifecycle
- Open → resolved, timestamped
EnterpriseSecurityRisk overview
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01How it works
Monitor → Detect → Evaluate → Alert
01
Monitor activity
Every endpoint is observed continuously — files, devices, applications, and network activity.
02
Detect event
A monitored action occurs — a transfer, an upload, a device connection, an override request.
03
Evaluate policy
The event is checked against every applicable policy to determine if it's a violation.
04
Generate alert
A severity-scored alert is created and routed to the right team, in real time.
02Every alert, a case
From first signal to sealed evidence.
Each alert opens into a case you can replay — who, when, where, what, which policy, which action, which evidence.
03Capabilities
Six capabilities behind every alert
- 01Real-Time DetectionEvery policy violation, risky action, and suspicious pattern is detected the instant it happens — not in tomorrow's report.
- 02Policy ViolationsAlerts fire the moment a monitored policy is broken, tied directly to the exact rule and scope that triggered it.
- 03Risk PrioritizationEvery alert is scored for severity, so your team investigates what actually matters first — not everything at once.
- 04Alert RoutingAlerts reach the right person automatically — by team, severity, or policy — instead of sitting in a shared inbox.
- 05Incident InvestigationEvery alert opens into a full case file — user, device, policy, and evidence — ready for review without reconstruction.
- 06Response TrackingEvery alert's lifecycle — open, investigating, resolved — is timestamped, so response time is always measurable.
04Security team workflow
Security team workflow
01
Detection
An alert fires the moment risk appears.
02
Investigation
The analyst reviews the full case file.
03
Containment
The risky action is blocked or limited.
04
Resolution
The case is closed with a documented outcome.
05
Review
The incident feeds back into policy tuning.
05What it fixes
Why threats go unnoticed
- Violations discovered too lateBy the time a weekly report surfaces a policy violation, the sensitive data has already left the building.
- No visibility into risky behaviorSecurity teams operate blind between audits — with no way to see risk building until it's already an incident.
- Manual investigationsReconstructing what happened means stitching together logs from five different systems by hand.
- Missed incidentsWithout prioritization, real threats get buried in noise — and the wrong alert gets the attention.
- Slow response timesNo one can say how long it actually takes to respond to an incident — because nothing is timestamped.
07Questions
Asked often.
What triggers an alert?
Any monitored policy violation, suspicious activity pattern, or sensitive-data risk — a USB transfer, a policy override request, a large upload, or a device connection outside approved parameters.
Can alerts be customized?
Yes. Alert triggers, severity thresholds, and routing rules are all configurable per policy, team, or department in the policy engine.
How are incidents investigated?
Every alert opens into a full case file — the user, device, triggered policy, evidence, and a timeline from detection through resolution — ready for review without manual reconstruction.
Can alerts be routed to teams?
Yes. Alerts route automatically based on severity, policy, or department — reaching the right on-call responder instead of a shared inbox everyone ignores.
How are false positives handled?
Analysts can resolve an alert as a false positive directly from the case file, with a reason logged — which also helps tune future policy thresholds.
Know the moment it happens.
Rymot Enterprise · Early access