When something is detected, it doesn't just say blocked. It shows where it came from, what it tried to do, and what other machines might have been impacted. That context saves me from playing detective. Being able to look back at threat history and spot patterns has been surprisingly useful. It helps us see if something is a one-off or part of a bigger issue. I really like how it links a detection on one endpoint to related activity across others. Makes it way easier to see the bigger picture instead of treating each incident in isolation.

Some of the alerts and reports feel written for security specialists only. When I share results with managers, I have to translate them into plain English. The cloud console logs me out pretty quickly if I step away. It's a small thing, but when you are juggling multiple tasks, it gets annoying. In a few cases, i have noticed alerts showing up with a delay. It's not critical, but in fast moving incidents, even a short lag can make you feel one step behind. While the product surfaces alerts well, the threat hunting functionality feels a bit shallow compared to a full XDR. If you want to really dig into unusual endpoint behavior, you often have to export data or rely on another tool.