PacketSafari

Enterprise packet investigation

Cut the cost of root-cause and security investigation.

Find why a service failed, discover malicious traffic, attribute responsibility, and understand complex or unfamiliar protocols—without turning the PCAP into a chatbot prompt.

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Same difficult captureDifferent operating model
Manual investigation loop
  1. Search and filter
  2. Pull in a senior expert
  3. Switch tools and repeat
  4. Debate ownership
Hours · handoffs · uncertainty
PacketSafari investigation
  1. Capture-wide Triage
  2. Evidence-guided Agent
  3. Independent Verification
  4. Reviewable Final Report
Direction · attribution · proof
Measure the changehours / case · time to evidence · pivots · handoffs · ruled-out domains
No invented percentage: compare both workflows on representative captures and questions.

Four expensive packet problems

One product built to compress the investigation.

PacketSafari complements monitoring, SIEM, NDR, EDR, and Wireshark. It turns the captured traffic behind an escalation into a reviewable answer.

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Reduce root-cause analysis cost

Use fewer senior-expert hours, repeated packet pivots, escalation calls, and vendor loops to decide why a service failed—or prove that the network is not responsible.

Explore network RCA
02

Find malicious traffic sooner

Combine Suricata-compatible signatures, behavioral C2, DNS tunnels, east-west findings, attack paths, scans, floods, and offline threat intelligence in one investigation.

Explore security analysis
03

Make attribution defensible

Give SOC, network, application, incident, and vendor teams the same frames, flows, filters, timestamps, coverage, and unresolved questions—not competing screenshots.

Inspect public reports
04

Understand difficult protocols

Activate relevant packet specialists for enterprise, telecom, VoIP, identity, tunneling, and OT traffic, then correlate protocol behavior across the capture.

Explore protocol analysis

Why the architecture matters

A convincing answer is cheap. Packet truth is not.

The PacketSafari Core Engine performs deterministic processing. Models investigate bounded facts and request targeted packet evidence.

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Thin approach

Prompt-sized packet snippets

PacketSafariCapture-wide Triage builds a bounded evidence map before the Agent focuses the investigation.
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Thin approach

A fluent answer without a receipt

PacketSafariMaterial conclusions retain exact frames, filters, flows, fields, timestamps, coverage, and uncertainty.
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Thin approach

One model pass treated as truth

PacketSafariPreliminary direction, independent Verification, and the Final Report remain distinct outcomes.
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Thin approach

Generic summaries of familiar fields

PacketSafariProtocol specialists and deterministic detectors expose nested, cross-flow, behavioral, and domain-specific evidence.
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Thin approach

Cloud-only analysis assumptions

PacketSafariSaaS, dedicated, and qualified on-prem paths let packet storage, model routing, identity, and egress match policy.

Depth that compounds

More than a chat box wrapped around a decoder.

Deterministic detectors, protocol specialists, security evidence paths, verification, large-capture discipline, and controlled deployment work as one investigation system.

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packet specialistsRelevant specialists activate when supported traffic is present.
10
security evidence pathsSignatures, intelligence, behavior, tunnels, attack paths, east-west, and OT evidence.
54k+ loaded · 27k+ ATT&CK-enriched
qualified IDS profileLast qualified PacketSafari production-profile counts. Feed updates and production compatibility filters can change them; a larger all-rule Suricata oracle bundle is not presented as the production selection.
150+
curated investigationsExpert-reviewed PCAP investigations and protocol playbooks shape the workflow.

Counts describe current qualified product profiles and evidence paths; relevant coverage still depends on the capture, selected workflow, deployment, and available protocol fields.

Prove the economic case

Measure saved work—not marketing adjectives.

Run representative captures through the current manual workflow and PacketSafari. Record what changed, what was ruled out, what remained missing, and whether the team accepted the evidence.

  1. 01

    Expert hours consumed per qualifying case

  2. 02

    Time to the first defensible finding

  3. 03

    Manual packet pivots and tool switches

  4. 04

    Escalation and vendor handoff cycles

  5. 05

    Domains ruled out with accepted evidence

Inspect before you evaluate

Public investigation reports

Review conclusions, verification, limitations, and exact packet anchors.

Open Investigation workflows

Compare fast direction, independent verification, and capture-wide depth.

Open Deployment controls

Review private storage, identity, model-routing, and egress options.

Open

Bring the investigation that costs too much

Measure PacketSafari on the packet work your team already does.

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