The product overview, industry editions and reporting guides behind proactive forensic monitoring and continuous forensic observability for Windows Infrastructure.
Enterprises are saturated with alerts and logs, yet after an incident the questions that matter go unanswered — while regulators start the clock.
Investigations are slow, manual and inconclusive, because nobody can say for certain what changed on the affected machines.
Signature- and rule-based detection can only catch what it already knows, so new and unknown threats get through.
Without pre-incident change tracking, a symptom gets suppressed but the cause — and the recurrence — remains.
NIS2 requires an early warning within 24 hours and a notification within 72, CIRCIA is coming in the US, and leaders can be held personally liable.
An estimated ~160,000 entities are in scope of NIS2, and 300,000+ are expected to be covered by CIRCIA once in force, yet only 14% of companies are NIS2 ready (CRN).
How Tracknosis shows every file and registry change on your Windows machines, rated for risk, with hash-verified evidence and report drafts, closing the gap that logs alone leave open.
Your SIEM and monitoring tools record what they were set up to watch.
Tracknosis shows what actually changed on your Windows machines, with the evidence to prove it.
A joint enterprise solution whitepaper for CISOs, CIOs, heads of security operations and infrastructure and risk leaders: deploying Tracknosis as an AI forensic investigator that runs inside your own estate on Cisco AI PODs or Cisco AI in a Box — sovereign compute for the one AI workload that genuinely cannot run in a public cloud.
Cisco AI PODs give you a sovereign, on-premises AI platform. Tracknosis adds the forensic evidence layer: every file and registry change on your Windows estate, with hash-verified evidence that AI can draft from and your team can stand behind.
Written for security leaders reporting to the board: why proving what happened — not just detecting it — is now the harder problem, and the one with your name on it. A practical guide to closing the evidence gap before the regulator asks.
Your board holds you accountable. Your regulator holds a stopwatch. Tracknosis gives you defensible evidence of what changed on your Windows machines, rated for risk, with report drafts your team can review and put their name to.
Each edition adapts the threats, regulations and use cases to a specific sector.
Energy, water and utilities operators keep essential services running — and sit squarely within the scope of NIS2 and other critical-infrastructure regulation. That makes proving what happened during an incident, and reporting it on deadline, a board-level obligation.
The Tracknosis Utilities Edition whitepaper sets out how proactive forensic monitoring of the Windows systems that run and support operations helps operators detect unknown threats and malicious change, prove what happened, and meet NIS2 reporting deadlines.
Schools, colleges and universities hold sensitive student records and valuable research data across sprawling, open networks — making them a frequent target and placing them under obligations such as FERPA and NIS2.
The Tracknosis Education Edition whitepaper shows how proactive forensic monitoring of Windows servers and devices helps institutions protect student data and research systems, detect unknown threats and malicious change, and meet incident-reporting deadlines.
The deadlines driving the market. For more detail, read our guide to the 24- and 72-hour clocks.
EU, in force. 24h early warning, 72h notification, final report within one month. ~160,000 entities estimated in scope; management can be held liable.
US, coming soon. Critical infrastructure: 72h to report a cyber incident, 24h to report a ransom payment.
EU financial sector, in force. Initial notice within 4h of classifying a major incident, final report within one month.
UK, in force. Personal data breaches reported to the ICO within 72h of becoming aware.
A one-page checklist for security and IT teams on Windows: stabilise without destroying evidence, preserve what matters, and find what changed.
What to have in place before an incident, and what you need for the 24-hour, 72-hour and one-month reports. Free to print and share with your team.
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