Defense, before the breach.

Brand, product visuals and motion for a company that monitors the spaces where attacks are prepared, forums, leaks, supply chains, dark markets, and alerts before an organization is targeted.

Premune watches the places where attacks get prepared: forums, leak sites, supply chains, dark markets. It alerts an organisation before it's targeted. Its line says it plainly: defense, before the breach. Our job was the brand, the product visuals and the motion around it.

The logo pairs a small mark, three short serifed strokes standing on a stepped line, with a serif wordmark. On the deep purple ground it sits in lilac.

Colour is a short list with names you can remember. Vault, a purple close to black, is the primary colour for interfaces. Signal, a brighter violet, is kept for highlights and alerts. Frost and Veil are cool lilacs for surfaces and backgrounds, and Carbon is a dark slate for the console. A serif carries headlines and reading text, and a monospace carries labels, hashes and anything you might copy.

The illustration and motion were made with Grand Carnival. Their posters are collages: glossy purple forms like petals or horns, shards of grey glass, thin drawn lines running through it all. Next to them sits a quieter texture, a grainy blur of dark green and violet, used behind buttons, cards and the logo.

The product visuals are built from the same pieces. A quarterly briefing card opens on an illustration with the title "The window before." A hash card shows a SHA-256 value in monospace, with a confidence level and where it was seen. The analyst desk is a single prompt, "Ask the analyst desk...", with four modes above it: investigate, monitor, brief, verify.

The motion picks up the same pieces. In one film, short serif lines scramble and glitch before they settle on Vault. In another, the cards come in one at a time, the hash value coming into focus. A third starts on a headline sharpening out of a blur, then pushes into the texture until the analyst desk appears.