Active Cyber Resilience for SOC Teams.

EDR monitors processes. SIEM correlates logs. Neither inspects the data. When an incident is declared, the SOC needs three answers: what is compromised, how far did it spread, what is safe to recover. Elastio answers all three.

Speak With an ExpertExplore Hunt Engine
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They have absolutely zero functionality to do any kind of detection…especially on the backup world and recovery side; we are blind with this. My biggest concern is that nobody takes it seriously.

Director, Security Architecture · Global Retail Brand

Capabilities

What SOC Teams Get

Four capabilities. Each independent. All run against the same data estate.

Hunt Across All Data

Detection models run against every data source automatically. Zero-day ransomware, insider threats, and malware surfaced before an incident is declared. No scheduling. No gaps. Coverage starts when data lands.

Live DataReplicated DataBackup Data

Custom Hunts

Extend the Hunt Engine with your own security requirements. Write once in SQL, YARA, or Regex. Elastio deploys across live data, replicated data, and backups immediately. No software update. No wait. Elastio Research manages the base library. Your team extends it.

Zero-Day CoverageGlobal Critical Events

MCP Integration

Query findings through AI assistants. Chain analysis steps, investigate findings, and prepare recovery options through natural language in Claude, Cursor, or VS Code.

ClaudeCursorVS Code

Security Tool Integrations

Findings route to your existing workflow tooling. Splunk, QRadar, Datadog, PagerDuty, ServiceNow, Jira, and GitHub. No new dashboards to manage.

SplunkPagerDutyServiceNowJiraGitHub

Forensics

Forensic Artifacts Available to Hunt

Three artifact tables. Queryable via standard SQL in the Hunt CLI against any mounted snapshot or backup. No restore required. Results in seconds.

ArtifactWhat You Can QueryExample Fields
FilesPath, extension, size, timestamps, permissions, owner, inode, symlink targets.
PathTimestampsPermissions
ExecutablesPE/ELF identification, architecture, entry point, signing status, and certificate metadata for Windows executables.
PE/ELFSigning StatusCertificates
RegistryOffline Windows registry hives: SYSTEM, SOFTWARE, SAM, SECURITY, NTUSER.DAT, USRCLASS.DAT. Full value materialization with SID mapping.
SYSTEMSAMNTUSER.DAT

Detection Logic

SQL + YARA + Regex: standard query language, no proprietary syntax.

Elastio Research continuously publishes and updates hunt definitions. Your team extends them. You never start from zero.

Helper Functions
Path HandlingMD5 / SHA1 / SHA256Shannon EntropyRegex MatchingYARA ExecutionRegistry IOC
SQL

Query the filesystem directly.

Find executables dropped outside standard system paths on any mounted backup.

SELECT path, size, sha256(path)
FROM files
WHERE is_executable = true
AND NOT glob_match(path, "/usr/**")
AND NOT glob_match(path, "/bin/**")
AND size BETWEEN size_bytes("1 KiB")
AND size_bytes("10 MiB");
YARA

Run signatures against file content.

Match known malware families against every executable in the backup.

SELECT path, yara_rules("rules/malware", path) AS matched
FROM files
WHERE is_executable = true
AND yara_match("rules/malware", path) = true;
REGISTRY

Hunt persistence in offline hives.

Identify registry run keys that reference executables outside standard paths.

SELECT key_path, value_name, value_data
FROM registry
WHERE reg_key_match(key_path_lower,
"currentversion\\run")
AND reg_value_match(value_data,
"(?i)appdata|temp|public");
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I didn't realize how you were doing your detection through deterministic and behavioral analysis…and that you've figured out how to apply this to the backups. This goes so far beyond signature-based scanning…this helps me a lot, in fact.

Lead SOC Engineer — Global Insurance Provider

Incident Response

Incident Response Workflow

When an incident is declared, the SOC team needs three things from Elastio.

Blast Radius

1.Which assets are compromised?

How many assets are affected? Has the threat spread across replicas and backups? The Hunt Engine maps the full blast radius across live data, replicated data, and backup data before your team makes a single recovery decision.

Clean Boundary

2.Where does clean data end?

Where does compromised data end and clean data begin? Hunt maps lateral spread across live data, replicated data, and backup data. The R-RPO for each affected asset is established with precision, not inference.

Recovery Target

3.Which recovery point is verified clean?

Verified Recovery points to it. The SOC team approves. Recovery executes. No reinfection from a recovery point verified clean by Elastio.

Blast Radius
Clean Boundary
Recovery Target

Get Started

See Hunt in Action

Custom hunt rules. Forensic depth. Recovery verified.

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