Private AI agents that work the alert queue around the clock.
Private AI agents investigate routine alerts, automate L1 and selected L2 tasks, execute approved responses, and escalate exceptions, including overnight.
- Industry
- Cross-industry · Enterprise security
- Category
- Security operations
- Buyer
- CISO or head of security operations
- Deployment
- On-premises, inside the security network, connected to existing tools
Analysts spend their shift on routine alerts, and the serious ones wait.
Most alerts from the SIEM, endpoint, identity, and cloud tooling are benign, but each one still needs an analyst to open it, gather context from several consoles, and write it up. That repetitive L1 work fills the day and grows the backlog overnight and at weekends.
Hosted AI assistants rarely help: they cannot see internal tools, they send alert data outside the network, and when they are wrong there is no way to tell why.
From your data to a decision a person can check.
- 01
Investigate
Agents read each alert and pull the same context an analyst would from your own detection, identity, asset, and ticketing tools.
- 02
Decide
Each alert gets a structured verdict with its evidence. Routine L1 and selected L2 tasks are handled end to end.
- 03
Act
Approved response actions run automatically. Anything outside the approved set waits for a person.
- 04
Escalate
Exceptions reach an analyst with the investigation already assembled, including overnight, so cover extends without adding headcount.
Target outcomes for a first deployment.
Targets based on comparable workflows. Each one is confirmed against your own baseline during the pilot.
- Less repetitive analyst work
- Faster triage
- Expanded round-the-clock coverage
- Only pre-approved response actions execute without a person
- Every verdict, tool call, and action logged for replay
- Alert classes released to automation only after passing on historical replay
One workflow, measured against your baseline.
A handful of high-volume alert classes, replayed on historical data, then run alongside analysts.
Read the Agentic SOC case study- 01Share of routine alerts handled without an analyst
- 02Time to acknowledge and triage
- 03Agreement with analyst verdicts