TIER 1 · AT MACHINE SPEED
Every alert triaged, not just the ones your team gets to.
The typical SOC drops 30% of alerts on the floor. n0limit opens all of them, in microseconds, with full
context attached. No queue, no batching, no "we'll look at it tomorrow."
WHAT N0LIMIT HANDLES
Alert validation against historical baselines
False-positive suppression with reasoning
User, host, and asset context enrichment
Severity scoring with audit trail
TIER 2 · AT MACHINE SPEED
Investigations completed before they'd be assigned.
Correlating evidence across SIEM, EDR, identity, and cloud is work that eats senior analysts' days.
n0limit does it in under a second — every time, with sources cited.
WHAT N0LIMIT HANDLES
Cross-tool evidence correlation
Hypothesis formation and testing
Related-incident lookup and pivoting
MITRE ATT&CK mapping per finding
TIER 3 · AT MACHINE SPEED
Attack chains reconstructed, scope drawn, impact measured.
The work that used to require your most senior people — reconstructing the full attack, determining blast
radius, proposing containment — arrives complete. They review. They decide.
WHAT N0LIMIT HANDLES
Full attack-chain reconstruction
Blast-radius and impact analysis
Proactive hunt drafting from new intel
Containment-action recommendations
WHAT'S LEFT FOR HUMANS
Only the decision.
Your analysts stop being technicians and become operators. They approve containment. They tune autonomy
thresholds. They own the calls only a person can make — the ones involving business context, risk
appetite, and accountability.
WHAT A HUMAN STILL DOES
Approve high-risk containment actions
Set autonomy rails and risk thresholds
Brief the board. Talk to regulators.
Improve the system based on outcomes
