Silence the
noise.

Your eight-person SOC shouldn't be triaging 14,000 alerts a week. With Investigation Agents drafting case files, it's ninety, and every one deserves a decision.

Alert fatigue is a design failure.

The modern SOC is a queue of alerts no one person can hold in their head. Analysts pivot across seven tools to understand one event. Burnout is the rational response, and real threats slip through in the noise.

How we see it.

Auto-triaged case files

The Investigation Agent reads every signal: identity, endpoint, SaaS, email, and behavior, and writes the case before you open it: narrative, evidence, confidence, recommendation.

Peer-grouped severity

Every alert is weighted against the peer-group baseline. An engineer pulling a 2am deploy is different from an engineer pulling a 2am customer DB.

One reviewable queue

Analysts start their morning with a short list of cases, each inspectable, each auditable, each closeable in minutes.

94%
alerts silenced
3.2×
more true positives
<2m
median case draft time
My team isn't firefighting anymore. They're investigating, deciding, resting. That's what security should feel like.
Security Leader, Automotive Sector

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