Making Forensics Accessible to Every Team
SURGE automates forensic analysis so every team gets structured results — not just the ones with senior examiners.
Logs tell you what a tool saw.
Forensics tells you what actually happened.
Security tools only capture what they're configured to detect. Logs only record what passes through their field of view. When an attacker disables an EDR, clears event logs, or operates outside a SIEM's collection scope — those tools go silent.
Forensic artifacts don't depend on a tool being present. File system metadata, registry modifications, browser databases, prefetch entries, shellbags — these exist because the operating system created them, not because a security product was watching. That's why forensics is the only source of truth in a cyber investigation, and why SURGE was built around it.
Forensics used to require a senior examiner and a week of work.
Not anymore.
SURGE democratizes forensic investigation. A Tier 1 analyst can upload a collection and get the same structured, evidence-backed results that used to require years of DFIR experience. That means forensics happens sooner, happens more often, and is no longer bottlenecked by the one person on your team who knows how to read an MFT.
Sooner
Investigate at the first sign of compromise — not days later when a senior analyst is available.
More Often
Run forensics on every suspicious endpoint, not just the ones that make it to the top of the queue.
Any Skill Level
Junior analysts, IT admins, MSSPs — anyone can run an investigation and get expert-level results.
Answers, not summaries
Clear, defensible verdicts. We tell you what happened — not dump data on your team.
Every conclusion traceable
Every finding links back to the artifact, timestamp, and source file that produced it.
Security by default
Tenant isolation, encrypted storage, zero data sharing. Your evidence never leaves your boundary.
Continuously expanding
New parsers, new artifact types, broader MITRE ATT&CK coverage — shipped every week.
Built by practitioners who've spent careers inside enterprise incident response, digital forensics, and security engineering.
We built the tool we wished we had — one that handles the repetitive artifact parsing and timeline reconstruction so investigators can focus on what matters: understanding the attack and responding to it.