Know what happened
The Incident Evidence Agent connects the alert, system activity, and response into a source-backed account. The incident commander confirms the lesson.
AfterShield turns a verified security incident into tested, owner-approved fixes for services running today and releases shipping tomorrow.
A security team can stop the known incident and still have the same weakness in another service or an upcoming release. The evidence lives in security tools; the fix belongs to engineering. Across that handoff, the lesson can lose its owner.
AfterShield carries the verified attack path into those next decisions and turns it into work an owner can review, approve, and verify.
Three agents share one record of what happened, what changed, and what still needs a decision.
The Incident Evidence Agent connects the alert, system activity, and response into a source-backed account. The incident commander confirms the lesson.
The Live Defense Agent checks other relevant services already running, skips those proven safe, and proposes tested fixes where the same attack could work.
The Application Security Agent tests a gated release against the verified attack, then raises a code change and repeat test for release owners to approve.
In the interactive example, a payroll deployment account is abused. The responder stops that incident. AfterShield helps the team check a related live service and catches the same weakness in a gated release before customers see it.
Walk through the incidentEvidence before conclusions. Every claim points to the record behind it, and unknowns remain visible.
Changes require approval. Production and release owners review tested change requests before anything changes for customers.
Results get checked. AfterShield retests the approved fix and keeps the lesson linked to the original incident.