Use case

Stop a risky resignation before data leaves the company

Above identifies patterns of job-search behavior combined with strategic account research — and helps you prevent customer context from leaving your organization entirely.

The Karpov play
Anatoly Karpov

A master of slow positional squeeze. Karpov never needed a dramatic sacrifice — he just tightened the position, move by move, until his opponent realized they'd already lost.

Leadership can intervene before any information leaves the environment.

Investigation time collapses and customer data stays contained.

Regulatory and reputational incidents avoided through early, evidence-based intervention.

Who

Your organization has standard IR and response playbooks — but no single behavioral narrative across tools. You can detect individual signals. You can't connect them into a coherent picture. Does that sound like your team?

What they were up against

An employee researches competitors, compiles a strategic pitch, and incorporates current customer data. Individually, each action falls within normal bounds. But in chess, a single pawn push is harmless — until you read the sequence and see the queen is three moves away. Taken together, these signals indicate deliberate preparation for a move that risks customer information exfiltration, with no single alert to trigger a response.

Above's agents
in action

01

Correlate signals across web, file, and document activity

Above builds a behavioral story: job searches → competitive research → document exports → presentation creation. The sequence makes intent visible where individual signals are invisible.

02

Give security and HR the context to act with nuance

Rather than a blunt policy flag, investigators have a full behavioral narrative — enabling proportionate, defensible action rather than reactive overreach.

03

Protect privacy without losing sensitive data

Above's agents only surface findings when they know your King is in danger. Even when captured actions occur on a corporately managed browser, no human eyes see any activity until intent is derived.

Key Move

En passant — the only move in chess where you capture a piece that's already in the act of leaving. It's only available for one move, the moment of transit. Above catches it in exactly that window.

Above surfaces the behavioral story — before the endgame arrives.

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