Stop the wrong people getting in. Catch the ones who do.

VERISCO builds two security products that cover the whole path an attacker takes. Shield controls the front door. Alertio watches everything behind it.

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The VERISCO Shield console: sign-in activity for the last 14 days, 77 sign-ins evaluated, 3 stopped by policy. — **Fig. 0.1** — VERISCO Shield — a week of sign-ins, what was allowed and what the policy stopped.

3 Applications protected

11 Sign-ins evaluated

11 Policy decisions made

4 Device posture checks

Read from the control plane serving this page within the last 60 seconds. Platform-wide totals only — no tenant, account or location is identifiable here.

One framework, two halves

Most teams buy one product per function, then spend the year making them talk.

We built both sides against the same idea of what an identity is.

Protect · Shield

Who gets in

Identity, device posture, network origin and session state, evaluated before a request reaches your application.

Detect · Alertio

What got through

Every alert scored in context, and related events assembled into kill-chain incidents, so analysts start with the threats that matter.

Respond · Alertio

What you do next

Quick actions, playbooks and signed response scripts that carry the decision to the endpoint — previewed, audited and reversible.

VERISCO Shield

Identity, without migration.

Adding SSO, MFA and audit logging to an application that already has users normally means rewriting the auth layer or migrating every account. Both are expensive, and both are irreversible.

Shield puts a managed identity layer in front of the application and leaves the user database exactly where it is — verified read-only, against your own MySQL or LDAP.

Take VERISCO away and the application still has all of its users.

How Shield works

The People page of the Shield console: twelve people who signed in, the four worth a look listed first with the reasons beside each name. — **Fig. 1** — Everyone who signed in, the ones worth a look first, each with the reasons.

VERISCO Alertio

Detection creates alerts. Alertio creates answers.

Security tools raise thousands of alerts a day, ranked by a severity that knows nothing about the machine that was hit, how often it has already fired, or whether it is one step in a larger attack.

Alertio adds the missing context: a transparent risk score for every alert, correlation that reconstructs the full attack, and response that reaches the endpoint in one click.

26,506 raw events. 222 worth an analyst's time.

How Alertio works

The Alertio Threat Queue: a triage funnel from 26,506 raw events to 222 queued for an analyst, above a table of alerts ranked by priority, each with its endpoint, incident and AI verdict. — **Fig. 2** — VERISCO Alertio — the Threat Queue, from 26,506 raw events to 222 prioritised alerts.

Built, not sketched

Both products are working systems.

Neither is a prototype or a mockup with a demo mode. Every figure on this site was counted from the source, and both codebases are tested automatically.

Tested where it matters: 151 automated suites on Shield and 411 backend tests on Alertio, including a 243-case policy matrix that Shield replays byte-for-byte on every change.
Auditable without trusting us: Shield keeps a hash-chained audit log and ships an offline verifier that imports nothing from the platform, so the other party can check it alone.
Honest about limits: Both products document what they cannot do. Alertio previews every response and never fires a playbook on its own, a safety decision rather than an omission.

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