Incident reports your client can actually read
Reports from security tools tend to be either a fixed executive summary nobody can adjust or a data dump nobody outside the SOC can read. MSPs end up rewriting them by hand, after the incident, from screenshots.
How KIROSEC answers it
Two audiences, one case
Generate an executive report for the client's leadership and a technical report for their IT team from the same findings.
Redaction built in
Redaction presets mask users, hosts and IP addresses before a report leaves the team, while evidence references stay verifiable. The case itself is unchanged.
Your brand
White-label reports with your own name and logo. Severity colours and mandatory notices stay fixed, so branding can never make a critical finding look minor.
Traceable findings
Findings in the report carry the rule that raised them and point back to the evidence in the case, so a client's question can be answered from the record.
Your notes, where you choose
Keep case notes next to the alert or event they are about. Notes are internal by default; the ones you mark shareable appear in the report, and stay out of copies that redact hosts and users.
Where it stops
- The report summarises the case; the full event record stays in KIROSEC and can be exported alongside it.
Detections that apply
Browse the full detection libraryQuestions
- Can I remove client names and IP addresses from a report?
- Yes. Choose a redaction preset when you generate the report; identities, hosts and addresses are masked in the report only.
- Executive or technical?
- Both, from the same case: an executive report for leadership and a technical report for the people doing the remediation.
Related problems
See it on your own logs
Bring an incident your current tools struggle with. We will show you how KIROSEC handles it, on your machine, with nothing leaving it.