Your autonomous AI security analyst enriches alerts across 50+ sources, correlates signals across your environment, and delivers actionable verdicts in seconds. Reduce mean time to detect and resolve with human-in-the-loop controls that keep you in command.
The AI SOC Analyst operates as a continuous investigation pipeline-from alert intake to resolution-in under a minute for most cases.
Incoming alerts from your SIEM, EDR, and security tools are ingested in real time. The autonomous AI SOC analyst normalizes and prioritizes by severity, blast radius, and asset criticality.
Each alert is enriched across 50+ sources-threat intel, identity context, asset data, EDR telemetry-giving the AI security analyst full visibility before making decisions.
The AI analyst correlates signals across your environment to distinguish true positives from false positives. A verdict-Benign, Suspicious, or Confirmed Threat-is delivered with supporting evidence.
Based on the verdict, the SOC analyst executes the resolution workflow you configured: auto-close false positives, create tickets, block IPs, disable sessions, or escalate. Every destructive action requires approval unless you explicitly allow autonomy.
The AI SOC Analyst pulls context from every corner of your security stack. Richer data means better verdicts.
IP reputation, malware hashes, domain blocklists. Real-time threat intel from commercial and open-source feeds to identify known bad actors.
Azure AD, Okta, Google Workspace. User roles, group membership, MFA status, and login history to assess identity risk.
CMDB, vulnerability scanners, endpoint inventories. Criticality, ownership, and patch status for prioritization.
CrowdStrike, Microsoft Defender, SentinelOne. Process trees, file hashes, and behavioral detections for deep investigation.
AWS CloudTrail, Azure Activity Logs, GCP Audit Logs. IAM, resource changes, and anomalous API activity.
Microsoft 365, Proofpoint, Mimecast. Phishing verdicts, attachment sandbox results, and sender reputation.
The SOC analyst doesn't just investigate - it resolves. But it never acts outside the boundaries you define. Every destructive action (isolating a host, disabling a user, blocking an IP) passes through your approval gate unless you explicitly grant autonomy. One-click rollback is available on every action taken.
No AI agent should isolate a CEO's laptop or shut down a production database on a false positive. That's why every containment action is gated by default. You choose what runs autonomously and what requires a human to approve. Rollback is one click away, always.
Every remediation action - blocking an IP, disabling an account, isolating a host - requires explicit operator approval by default. No action fires without your sign-off unless you choose to allow it.
Set per-action-type policies: auto-resolve benign, approve blocks, escalate confirmed threats. Adjust by severity or data sensitivity.
Every AI decision, every action taken, every override-logged with timestamps, operator IDs, and rationale for compliance and forensics.
Made a call you disagree with? Reverse any action the AI took with a single click. Override any verdict. Every rollback is logged and feeds back into the model to prevent repeat mistakes.
See the AI SOC Analyst investigate a real threat in under 60 seconds.
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