Incident response for focused SOC teams

Keep every case together.

Triage signals, coordinate the investigation, govern response actions, preserve evidence, and close with one complete operational record.

Kelpie operations dashboard showing active cases, severity, response metrics, SLA pressure, and recently opened incidents
Operations dashboardFictional demo data

Case operationsQueues, ownership, hand-offs, SLAs, and closure controls.

Investigation & evidenceConnected findings, ATT&CK context, custody, and legal holds.

Human-approved responseGoverned provider actions with separation of duties.

Self-hosted controlRun the platform and keep response data in your environment.

Case operations

The operation stays connected to the incident.

Replace the reconstruction work across tickets, chats, spreadsheets, and consoles. Kelpie keeps ownership, queues, decisions, evidence, tasks, controls, and reporting attached to the case from intake through review.

Kelpie case detail showing incident summary, MITRE ATT&CK techniques, SLA status, case controls, reporting, and playbook actions
Case operations · Summary, controls, reporting, SLA, and playbooks

A complete lifecycle, not another alert queue.

Run each incident through a consistent process while preserving the technical and human decisions that shaped the response.

  • Team queues, saved views, assignments, watchers, and escalations
  • Open, contain, eradicate, recover, close, archive, and restore
  • Structured findings, case relationships, and duplicate detection
  • Configurable closure requirements and privileged overrides
  • Real-time collaboration, mentions, presence, and version-guarded edits
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Product map

The controls a response team needs, in one operating record.

Kelpie covers the work around the alert: coordination, investigation, custody, approvals, closure, reporting, and the feedback loop that improves the next response.

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Case lifecycle and control

Move incidents from open through containment, eradication, recovery, and governed closure. Track severity, classification, TLP, PAP, confidence, command, source identity, affected services, and SLA state.

02

Queues and team coordination

Manage queues, ownership, escalations, workload, and bulk triage. Use crisis mode for a shared operating picture and structured shift handovers to keep decisions and outstanding work visible.

03

Structured investigation

Connect normalised alerts, entities, observables, evidence, hypotheses, findings, decisions, and case relationships. Correlate, merge, split, and trace an attack story through a typed investigation graph.

04

Evidence governance

Preserve SHA-256 integrity, chain of custody, collections, and legal holds. Scan uploads, quarantine suspicious files, record reasoned overrides, and retain evidence when case records are removed.

05

Playbooks, tasks, and SLAs

Apply timed tasks and 16 baseline SOC scenarios with evidence guidance, decision points, and approval gates. Bind versioned response resources and map phases to your organisation’s incident response framework.

06

Governed response actions

Request indicator blocks, device isolation, antivirus scans, investigation packages, or account disablement and session revocation. High-impact actions require independent approval; asynchronous provider acceptance is not reported as completion.

07

Context and priority

Bring asset, identity, application, and business-service context into the case. Explain priority using criticality, exposure, privilege, environment, and recovery needs instead of relying on severity alone.

08

Intake and intelligence

Bring Microsoft, AWS, Cortex XSIAM, Google Security Operations, Splunk, and Elastic Security findings into cases. Enrich observables and connect threat intelligence, current cyber reporting, and watched-vendor context.

09

Access and audit

Combine single sign-on and directory provisioning with organisation roles, scoped access, need-to-know compartments, and break-glass controls. Export case compliance bundles and organisation data through governed workflows.

10

Reporting and continuous learning

Compare historical response trends, review playbook effectiveness, and share operational and executive views. Enforce closure requirements, preserve the final record, and turn post-incident reviews into reusable knowledge.

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Human-reviewed AI assistance

Review structured triage recommendations before applying fields, tasks, or playbooks. AI starts disabled, with organisation controls for providers, processing regions, sensitive data, and retention. No autonomous containment.

12

Grounded guidance and drafts

Use local, rules-based guidance for playbook selection, operations, executive briefings, and compliance checklists. The IR mentor cites versioned resources and eligible knowledge; people decide what becomes a task or draft.

13

Regulatory and stakeholder coordination

Track configurable Australian obligations, deadline warnings, notification records, and approved stakeholder communications. Support human assessments and submissions without claiming legal advice or automatic compliance.

14

Risk and verified remediation

Link risks to cases, record likelihood and impact, and assign owners. Group improvement work into remediation projects with dates, explicit deferrals, and independent verification before closure.

15

Safe tabletop exercises

Rehearse ransomware and identity scenarios with clearly marked simulation cases and timeline injects. Keep exercises out of real-incident metrics by default, with no live provider response or regulatory submission.

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Operational failure visibility

Give administrators a tenant-scoped view of integration, notification, job, evidence-scan, report, AI-provider, and sign-in failures. Safe diagnostic summaries keep raw payloads and credentials out of the failure stream.

Governed action

Contain with a human in the loop.

Kelpie makes high-impact response explicit. The target is fixed at request time, a second administrator approves it, and the resulting provider action becomes part of the incident record.

CloudflareMicrosoft EntraDefenderCrowdStrike

Approval requests expire after 15 minutes. Configured Defender reversals require a new, separate approval; other reversals remain recorded manual work. Optional Microsoft incident write-back uses a separately enabled connection.

  1. 01

    Request

    An analyst selects an action supported by case observables.

  2. 02

    Approve

    A different administrator reviews the immutable target and request.

  3. 03

    Execute

    Kelpie invokes the configured provider and tracks the outcome, including asynchronous runs.

  4. 04

    Audit

    Timeline, run state, retries, and approval evidence stay with the case.

Connected by design

Bring the systems around the case with you.

Use configured integrations for intake, identity, enrichment, approved response, and external workflows. Integration health, credentials, diagnostics, schedules, and sync conflicts remain visible to administrators.

Intake

  • Microsoft Sentinel & Defender XDR
  • AWS Security Hub & GuardDuty
  • Cortex XSIAM
  • Google Security Operations
  • Splunk & Elastic Security
  • Tawny & secure mailbox

Intelligence

  • VirusTotal
  • MISP
  • OTX
  • PhishTank
  • Cloudflare Radar

Identity & access

  • Single sign-on
  • Directory provisioning
  • Passkeys
  • Scoped access

Response

  • Cloudflare
  • Microsoft Entra
  • Defender
  • CrowdStrike

Team workflows

  • Slack & Microsoft Teams
  • ServiceNow & Jira work-item links
  • Scoped reporting access
  • Native iOS companion

Integrations are configured per organisation. Notification controls reduce floods, external work-item links preserve context, and reporting access remains permission-scoped.

Operational loop

From first signal to a better next response.

Every phase stays visible. Every hand-off and approval stays attached to the record.

  1. Triage the operation

    Work from saved team views, see ownership and SLA pressure, acknowledge the case, and bring the right responders into the queue.

  2. Build the record

    Correlate alerts and entities, structure findings, map ATT&CK techniques, preserve evidence, and keep analyst decisions attached to the investigation.

  3. Contain with control

    Run timed playbooks and bounded automations, or request provider actions that require independent approval before execution.

  4. Close, review, improve

    Meet closure requirements, export the record, track case-linked risks, and independently verify remediation. Rehearse the next response with safely separated tabletop exercises.

Customer-controlled deployment

Your environment. Your response data.

Host a secure Kelpie instance in your own environment while keeping control of your response data, access, and operations. Connect the tools your team uses within your security boundary.

Self-managed hostingCustomer-controlled dataYour security boundaryGoverned access

Book a call to discuss AWS Marketplace procurement and self-managed deployment for your organisation.

Inside your environment

AnalystsBrowser + iOS
KelpieYour response workspace
Response dataUnder your control
Security toolsThreat intelligenceIdentity providersAutomation

Built and maintained in Canberra

Kelpie is built and maintained by Yuma IT.

Yuma IT is an Australian Indigenous-led software company based in Watson, ACT, and a Supply Nation Certified Supplier.

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Incidents. Managed. Closed.

Give your team one place to prioritise the work, govern the response, preserve the evidence, and improve what happens next.