Run to Ground turns any alert, indicator of compromise, or file into a full incident response campaign view. It connects variants, endpoints, and timelines in one place, so you can prove blast radius, trace infection paths, and close the loop with evidence.
Stairwell turns a single alert into linked files, hosts, users, and infrastructure so you can run every threat to ground.
Stairwell maps where a threat has and hasn’t been, so you know real impact from the truth of your own data.
Automates manual pivots from EDR, SIEM, DNS, and threat feeds into one investigation view, saving your team time.
The flood of weekly threat reports is constant. Chasing them and copy-pasting IOCs to see if they touch your environment burns analyst hours you don’t have.
Stairwell’s researchers and AI agents harvest IOCs as reports drop, load them into your private vault, and auto-check them across your entire file history.
With a comprehensive living library of thousands of published threat reports, Stairwell has operationalized threat reports and the IOCs they contain to save you hours every day.
We automatically check those IOCs against your file history to confirm presence or absence across your environment with no manual lookups.
When you’re in the clear, you’ll see it: a simple green check that your organization is unaffected.
Upload your own IOCs to Stairwell in a custom Threat Report. Building your own is easy and keeps you aware of any specific IOCs your organization is tracking.
Connect your own threat report intelligence to your files to determine the presence or absence instantly. With continuous re-analysis, your enterprise is always up to date.
Threat reports are a starting point. Stairwell goes further and finds the look-alikes. On average, we uncover 20+ additional malware variants per report, closing blind spots automatically.
Built by Google and intelligence veterans. Web-scale indexing, YARA at ludicrous speed, and structured AI reasoning turn raw artifacts into instant understanding across everything you’ve ever seen.