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Behavior analytics

User and resource behavior

Spot unusual activity. Understand what changed.

Recognize unusual activity by understanding how identities, hosts, accounts, and resources normally behave. Qyronis shows behavioral changes with their baseline, supporting events, confidence, and relationship context. Analysts can open an anomaly, compare it with expected business activity, and use related alerts or cloud findings to decide whether further investigation is warranted.

Behavior Analytics powered by Qyronis Recognize unusual activity by understanding how identities, hosts, accounts, and resources normally behave. Qyronis shows behavioral changes with their baseline, supporting events, confidence, and relationship context. Analysts can open an anomaly, compare it with expected business activity, and use related alerts or cloud findings to decide whether further investigation is warranted.

Observed sequence

Observed activityControl-plane change
Behavior changeOutside recent baseline
Related evidenceSource events

Assessment

KnownActor and action observed
UnknownBusiness intent
ConflictCoverage is incomplete
Analyst next stepCheck who acted, which systems were affected and whether the change was expected.Evidence ready for review

A deviation is useful only when its evidence is clear

An anomaly means the activity differs from an established pattern. It is a reason to investigate, not proof of an attack. Qyronis shows what changed and whether there is enough recent data to support the assessment.

Behavior change path

  1. Baseline
  2. Change
  3. Context

Meet the engine behind the analysis

Qyronis learns a baseline before it calls out a deviation.

Behavior begins in a visible learning state. When enough observations exist, Qyronis can compare new activity with the established pattern and show the score, confidence, reasons and evidence state together.

Explore Qyronis behavioral intelligence
Qyronis overview See learned entities, behavioral anomalies, intelligence coverage and the evidence available for analyst review.
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From anomaly evidence to analyst review

Keep behavioral context attached to the source activity and the case.

Use the anomaly assessment alongside the original events and related alerts. It does not replace the investigation or automatically trigger a response.

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Keep behavioral context attached to the source activity and the case. Use the anomaly assessment alongside the original events and related alerts. It does not replace the investigation or automatically trigger a response.

Observed sequence

Observed activityControl-plane change
Behavior changeOutside recent baseline
Related evidenceSource events

Assessment

KnownActor and action observed
UnknownBusiness intent
ConflictCoverage is incomplete
Analyst next stepCheck who acted, which systems were affected and whether the change was expected.Evidence ready for review

Strengthen security operations

Give analysts the context to act with confidence.

QYRONIS

Behavior learned for your organization

Learn behavior separately for the identities, hosts, accounts and resources in each customer environment.

BASELINE

Baseline before anomaly

Keep learning visible until enough evidence exists to compare new activity with an established pattern.

EXPLAIN

Reasons, score and confidence together

Show why behavior differs from the baseline instead of presenting an unexplained anomaly label.

EVIDENCE

Coverage and freshness stay visible

Keep missing, stale and partial evidence distinct from routine behavior and a trustworthy result.

HYPOTHESIS

Sequence hypotheses, not intent verdicts

Review sequences of activity for signs that need investigation. A behavior model cannot prove an attacker's intent.

CONTEXT

Cloud and threat context remains independent

Review behavior assessments beside cloud findings and threat intelligence. These provide additional investigation context without changing the original anomaly result.

FAQ

Questions about Behavior Analytics powered by Qyronis.

What is Qyronis?

Qyronis detects unusual behavior in users, resources, and services by comparing activity with patterns learned for your organization. It explains what changed, how confident the assessment is, and whether enough recent data is available. Unusual activity still needs investigation before it is treated as a threat.

Does a Qyronis anomaly mean the activity is malicious?

No. Qyronis highlights activity that differs from an established pattern. Analysts need to review the original events, related activity, and available data before deciding whether it indicates a threat.

How does Nova handle missing, stale or partial evidence?

Nova keeps complete, partial, degraded, unavailable, not applicable, not assessed and unknown states distinct. Missing evidence never becomes a passing control, normal behavior, low risk or proof that no threat exists.

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