Investigation Bureau • Est. 2019 • Volume IV
THE SP360 CASE
“A classified observatory for digital risk — one ledger, many tenants. The brief: consolidate evidence, expose weak links, and keep the perimeter honest across cloud, endpoints, webapps, and compliance.“
The SP360 Case
Investigation Dossier
Case No.001
Filed2023
DispositionClassified
File Reference
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The SP360 Case
Technical Analysis Report • Digital Forensics
Statement for the RecordSummary
Clue #1: Truth hides in the dark — shine a torch to reveal it.Print this for the recordsInspect the commit ledgerLead noted: summary recorded
Assigned to a multi‑tenant security bureau, I orchestrated an operation where clients filed their digital assets and our systems surveilled vulnerabilities around the clock. From cloud agents to endpoints and web applications, evidence was collected, correlated, and presented with clear, actionable findings.
— Lead Investigator • Filed Under: Digital Investigations
Recorded Difficulties
- Dashboards slowed by long‑running queries — the trail went cold too often
- Clone‑and‑carry React components scattered across modules — evidence in duplicate
- SAST pipeline broke on mixed tech stacks — the scanner lost the scent
- .NET repos couldn't be scanned on Linux runners — missing jurisdiction
- Aged‑out assets lingering in inventory — ghosts in the records
Remedial Actions
- Tuned ORM with annotate, select_related and prefetch_related to collapse N+1 patterns and unstick reports
- Filed a reusable component library; unified Cloud Agents, Endpoints, WebApps, and PCM UIs
- Hardened SAST for polyglot repos (Node, Python, .NET) with consistent rulesets and guardrails
- Commissioned Jenkins Windows nodes; installed .NET SDKs to bring Sonar scans under warrant
- Scheduled ETL and cleanup jobs to retire aged‑out assets and reconcile upstream sources
EVIDENCE DOCKET
Catalogued Exhibits
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Findings & Determinations
- Up to 70% faster worst‑case queries on high‑traffic views — evidence surfaces on time
- Reduced UI duplication and quicker feature delivery — fewer aliases, cleaner dossier
- Stable SAST coverage across repo types — the scanner stays on target
- .NET repos included in Sonar quality gates with automated briefs
- Accurate asset rolls via recurring cleanup — no more ghosts in the ledger
CASEFILE CHRONOLOGY
Apr 2023
Case opened; mapped multi‑tenant data model and ingestion routes
Sep 2023
Optimized query paths with annotations and eager loading
Jan 2024
Compiled a reusable React component kit across modules
May 2024
Stabilized SAST for heterogeneous repositories
Aug 2024
Brought .NET under scan via Jenkins Windows nodes and toolchains
Feb 2025
ETL hardening and automated aged‑out asset retirements
Sep 2025
Case ongoing; continuous improvements to posture and performance
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