Context changes the answer.
A technical signal only becomes meaningful when it is connected to identity, assets, exposure, threat intelligence and business impact.
Lanxit exists to close the gap between what security tools detect and what security leaders need to decide.
Security teams have invested in powerful tools that detect, monitor and investigate activity across the enterprise. Those tools produce more data than ever, but the hardest question remains unanswered.
What should we do now?
Lanxit was created to help teams answer that question. It brings security signals, evidence and business context together, reasons across what they mean and provides clear decision intelligence that teams can understand, explain and act on.
We believe security teams should be able to see what is really happening, know what to do, understand why and weigh the consequences of acting or waiting.
A technical signal only becomes meaningful when it is connected to identity, assets, exposure, threat intelligence and business impact.
Teams should see the evidence, assumptions, confidence and reasoning behind every recommended action.
Urgency and priority should reflect real consequences, not only technical severity or alert volume.

Lanxit is led by Obbe Knoop, who founded the company around a simple conviction: security teams do not need another tool that creates more noise. They need a reliable way to understand what is really happening and decide what to do.
Obbe is building Lanxit to connect the technical reality inside the security stack with the business reality every CISO must protect. The goal is clear: give security teams decisions they can act on, explain and defend.
“Security has spent years improving detection. Now it is time to improve the decision.”
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