Raven Runtime ADR

Raven Runtime ADR detects and responds to attacks from inside the running application, where EDR, CWPP, and WAF tools lack visibility. Instead of stopping at processes, files, network events, or known patterns, Raven shows which libraries and functions executed, how the call flow changed, and where the attack began. Raven observes real application execution at the library, function, dependency, and call-path level, giving security teams precise evidence for detection, investigation, and response. Its library-level forensics reveal the exact point where execution deviated, helping teams replace log correlation and guesswork with deterministic runtime data. Runtime ADR detects zero-days, CVE-less attacks, supply chain abuse, unauthorized binaries, unexpected package installs, anomalous code paths, and post-exploit persistence without relying on CVEs, signatures, or manually maintained detection rules. It can also identify SQL injection and database abuse by analyzing execution paths and query construction from inside the application. Raven maps every runtime incident to the responsible code change, commit, author, deployment, and service, giving developers a clear path from detection to remediation. This application-level context also enriches EDR and SOC workflows with the evidence needed to reduce false positives, accelerate triage, and respond more precisely. Raven Runtime ADR works across major programming languages and production environments without code changes, code injection, or request replay. It is designed for continuous use in high-throughput applications with minimal performance overhead.