Incident response automation
Contain the incident before your on-call wakes up.
Parachute runs your incident-response playbooks the moment an alert fires, triaging, enriching, and containing so a two-person security team responds like a ten-person one.
- Fetch CloudTrail events (last 15 min) 02:47:03
- Geolocate source IP + threat-intel lookup 02:47:06
- Enumerate affected IAM principals 02:47:09
- Isolate EC2 instance i-0d94c7ef2... 02:47:13
- Post evidence bundle to Slack #security --:--:--
- Draft AI incident timeline --:--:--
The cost of slow response
Your first hour is your most expensive.
Average time before a human starts triaging
Most alerts sit unacknowledged long enough for the attacker to move laterally at least once before anyone opens a terminal.
Of incident responders say runbooks are rarely followed under pressure
Documented processes fail when stress is highest. Automation executes the same steps every time, regardless of the hour.
Higher containment cost when response takes over 60 minutes
The first hour defines the blast radius. Every minute of manual overhead adds to the total cost of the incident.
How Parachute works.
Alert fires
Parachute receives the webhook from PagerDuty, Datadog, Opsgenie, or your own alerting pipeline the instant the rule triggers.
Runbook executes
The matching playbook runs automatically: threat-intel lookups, host isolation, log collection, and enrichment all happen without a human in the loop.
Evidence delivered
Your on-call gets a structured evidence bundle, an AI-drafted timeline, and a contained environment to investigate, not a raw alert to decode.
Capabilities
Built for the moment an alert fires.
Automated host isolation
Quarantine a compromised EC2 instance, container, or VM within seconds of alert trigger. Isolation happens before your on-call picks up the phone.
Evidence collection
Capture CloudTrail events, network flow logs, and process snapshots at the moment of detection. Forensic context is preserved before containment overwrites it.
AI incident timeline
A structured, human-readable narrative of what happened, when, and in what order. Generated from collected evidence and ready for your post-incident review.
Runbook builder
Define playbooks in a visual editor or YAML. Trigger conditions, step sequencing, conditional branching, and integration actions all composable without code.