LogMark for Security Analysts
IOCs, hunches, and investigation threads captured during incident response - when speed matters most.
The Problem
During incident response, you're juggling SIEM alerts, log analysis, and lateral movement traces simultaneously. You spot a suspicious IP, notice a pattern in authentication logs, or have a hunch about the attack vector. But you're in the middle of containment. Stopping to document in a wiki or ticket system breaks your investigation momentum.
Later, the post-mortem asks "when did we first notice X?" and nobody can reconstruct the timeline. The hunches that turned out right are indistinguishable from the ones that didn't - because none were captured.
Why LogMark
LogMark captures which tool you were in when the thought hit. Entries from your SIEM, terminal, or browser include that context. Route to incident folders for natural case organization. The chronological vault format creates an investigation timeline automatically.
Workflows
IOC capture during triage
+incident-2026-003 suspicious outbound to 203.0.113.42:8443 from webserver-02 #ioc +incident-2026-003 same C2 pattern as last month's incident #ioc #apt
Investigation hunches
+incident-2026-003 i: lateral movement might be via RDP -- check 3389 logs +incident-2026-003 i: timeline suggests compromise predates the phishing email
Decision logging during response
+incident-2026-003 d: isolating subnet B first -- highest blast radius, most sensitive data +incident-2026-003 d: not shutting down webserver-02 yet -- need memory dump first
Block capture
+incident-2026-003 b: can't get memory dump -- endpoint agent is unresponsive