1. A computer-implemented method for analyzing a digital interaction, the method comprising acts of: determining whether the digital interaction is suspicious; in response to determining that the digital interaction is suspicious, deploying a security probe of a first type to collect first data from the digital interaction; analyzing first data collected from the digital interaction by the security probe of the first type to determine if the digital interaction continues to appear suspicious; if the first data collected from the digital interaction by the security probe of the first type indicates that the digital interaction continues to appear suspicious, deploying a security probe of a second type to collect second data from the digital interaction; and if the first data collected from the digital interaction by the security probe of the first type indicates that the digital interaction no longer appears suspicious, deploying a security probe of a third type to collect third data from the digital interaction.