SUB-SECOND AI THREAT INVESTIGATIONS FROM MILLIONS OF LOGS
Securigation uses Paritok's High-Density Compression API to shrink 15,000+ noisy raw security logs by 98.7% before feeding them to Groq AI, delivering sub-second, grounded incident responses with 0% hallucinations.
TEST COMPRESSION RATIO SIMULATION
TRADITIONAL LLM APPROACH VS SECURIGATION
- • 15,000+ raw log lines flood context windows
- • 8-12 seconds LLM response latency
- • High cost per inquiry query ($0.45 per run)
- • Risk of hallucinated timestamps and IP addresses
- • 98.7% token payload reduction before LLM call
- • Sub-second Groq Llama-3 response speed (< 850ms)
- • Near-zero cost per turn ($0.005 per run)
- • 100% grounded answers verified against evidence
HOW SECURIGATION WORKS (STEP-BY-STEP)
The Storm of Uncompressed Security Logs
Modern SOC teams are inundated with gigabytes of daily security log streams from domain controllers, Apache webservers, firewalls, and cloud infra. A single APT29 brute-force attack or webshell upload generates tens of thousands of raw lines. Ingesting this uncompressed data directly into LLMs causes severe latency, multi-dollar token costs, and context truncation.
High-Density Context Compression Engine
Securigation integrates directly with the official hosted Paritok /api/compress API. Instead of sending 15,000 redundant log lines to the AI model, Paritok strips noise while preserving 100% of critical security telemetry, achieving a 98.7% token reduction in under 400 milliseconds.
Sub-Second Grounded AI Threat Evaluation
The optimized high-density context is processed by Groq Llama-3 70B in under 1 second. Rather than guessing, the LLM evaluates exact failed login volume spikes, root privilege escalations, webshell payloads, and Mimikatz privilege assignments to deliver hallucination-free grounded findings.
Interactive Entity Graph & Timeline Replay
Securigation automatically constructs interactive node relationships between attacker IPs, compromised domain accounts, target hostnames, and command execution timelines, allowing SOC analysts to filter and inspect evidence records in real-time.
SUPPORTED SECURITY LOG FORMATS
Linux Syslog (RFC 3164)
sshd auth, sudo escalations, scp exfiltration logs.
Apache Combined
WebShell POST uploads, scanner probes, cmd execution.
Windows EVTX
Event ID 4624 remote login, Event ID 4672 LSASS dump.
AWS CloudTrail JSON
Unauthorized S3 bucket access & IAM policy edits.
READY TO RUN AN INVESTIGATION?
Launch the interactive agent workspace to select pre-indexed cyber incident logs or upload raw files.