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Making the Unknown Known!×40

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• 01 · Alerts without answers Something happened. What changed?

  Your tools say something happened, not what the attacker changed or whether it's still there.

  Tracknosis shows every file and registry change, rated High, Medium or Low with a plain-language reason. Routine noise is hidden; risky changes never are.

• 02 · Blind spots Blind to what nobody was watching

  You only see what you chose to log, and attackers wipe logs. Signature tools miss what they don't recognise, so on average a breach takes 181 days just to be identified (IBM Cost of a Data Breach, 2025).

  Tracknosis reads the whole Windows volume directly, catches tampering from the first scan, and flags cleared logs and disabled auditing. No signatures needed: new and unknown attacks show up as change.

• 03 · Proving it, on deadline Evidence, not estimates

  NIS2 requires a 24-hour early warning and a 72-hour notification, and holds management accountable. In the US, CIRCIA is coming soon: critical-infrastructure organisations will have 72 hours to report a cyber incident and 24 hours to report a ransom payment.

  Tracknosis gives read-only, hash-verified evidence stamped with machine and operator, and report drafts built from that evidence.

• 04 · After ransomware Is it really gone?

  Restoring without knowing what the attacker left behind invites a second attack, and insurers want proof.

  Tracknosis, with a scan from before the attack, shows everything that changed since, checks auto-starts before you restore, and can often recover deleted attacker tools.

• 05 · IT outages It worked yesterday. What changed?

  A server crashes, an application breaks after an update, or a service stops starting. The event log shows the symptom, not the cause, and every hour of downtime costs money: unplanned downtime now costs the world's largest companies around $600 billion a year (Splunk, The Hidden Costs of Downtime, 2026).

  Tracknosis compares scans to show exactly which files, drivers, services and settings changed before it broke, so you fix the cause, not the symptom, and spot risky changes before they cause the next outage. Find the root cause of an outage →

• 06 · The human element Analysts drowning in alerts, at risk of burnout

  Analysts spend hours trawling through events and alerts to work out what actually happened. Fatigue sets in and real attacks start to look like the noise. For the individual, the constant pressure brings stress, poor sleep and a real risk of burnout, and the organisation loses experienced people it can't easily replace.

  Tracknosis answers the slowest question in triage, what actually changed, in one view: every change rated High, Medium or Low with a plain-language reason, routine noise hidden and risky changes never. Less digging, more deciding, and less cognitive load and stress on the people doing the work. Read more on alert fatigue →