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For the SOC · From Alert to DecisionYour SOC Teammate for the Work
Between Alert and Decision.

The SOC Teammate continuously groups, enriches, investigates and prepares first-pass verdicts on incoming alerts — so your analysts spend less time gathering context and more time deciding what actually needs action.

  • Above Your Existing StackReplaces nothing you already run
  • Evidence AttachedEvery case arrives with its context
  • Human-ControlledYour analysts keep the decision

The Alert Is Not the Expensive Part. Everything After It Is.

Before an analyst can decide what matters, someone still has to gather context, correlate activity, determine severity, document the case and prepare the handoff.

  • Lookup Work

    Too Much Lookup Work.

    Analysts jump between tools just to understand the affected asset, user, IP and surrounding context — before they have judged anything at all.

  • Repeat Work

    Too Much Repeat Work.

    Similar alerts create repetitive investigations instead of one coherent case, so the same conclusion gets reached again and again.

  • Case Admin

    Too Much Case Admin.

    Evidence, summaries, tickets and handoffs still have to be assembled manually, and none of it is the work you hired an analyst to do.

  • Late Judgment

    Judgment Starts Too Late.

    Your experts spend their time preparing the investigation before they can apply their expertise to it. The scarce skill is the last thing to arrive.

Your Analysts Start With Decisions, Not Detective Work.

The SOC Teammate does the repetitive groundwork around each alert and turns it into an evidence-rich case. Your team starts with a clear point of view instead of a blank investigation.

  • Raw alertContext-rich case
  • Repeated activityGrouped investigation
  • Manual lookupsEvidence attached
  • Blank escalationDecision-ready handoff

From Alert Overload to Clear, Defensible Action.

The SOC Teammate turns noisy alerts into enriched, prioritized, action-ready cases—helping analysts decide faster, respond with full context, and prove what was done.

  • Less repetitive queue work

    Turn Alert Volume Into a Smaller Case Load.

    Repeated activity is grouped before it becomes repetitive analyst work, so your team reviews the incident pattern instead of every occurrence of it.

    • Fingerprint-based deduplicationRepeat occurrences collapse into one stable case.
    • Related-event groupingActivity stays attached to the same investigation.
    • Stable case identityHistory is preserved instead of recreated.
  • More context, less hunting

    The Investigation Arrives With the Case.

    Instead of asking analysts to hunt for basic context, the Teammate attaches the information needed to understand what happened and why it matters.

    • Asset and ownership contextKnow what is affected and who owns it.
    • Identity and IP enrichmentAdd user, actor, reputation and location context.
    • Vulnerability and exposure contextConnect the case to relevant security weaknesses.
  • Faster analyst judgment

    Give Every Case a First-Pass Point of View.

    The Teammate prepares an initial verdict, severity and summary, so the analyst reviews a reasoned position instead of starting from raw logs.

    • AI triage and verdictFirst-pass real-threat versus false-positive judgment.
    • Severity assignmentSurface which cases deserve attention first.
    • Structured case summaryExplain the conclusion in a reviewable format.
  • Cleaner handoffs

    Move From Investigation to Action Without Rebuilding the Case.

    Once the case is understood, the same investigation context moves into the ticketing and response workflow your team already uses.

    • Recommended playbooksAttach the next-best response guidance.
    • Jira ticket handoffMove the case forward with the evidence intact.
    • Case lifecycle synchronizationKeep the investigation and the ticket aligned.
  • Defensible proof

    See the Work the Teammate Actually Completed.

    Investigation artifacts and case history make the contribution visible, giving SOC leaders evidence of the work that moved off the analyst queue.

    • Case lifecycle historyTrack how each investigation progressed.
    • Observations and exportsPreserve evidence for review and reporting.
    • Artifact-based work measurementMeasure work based on what the Teammate produced.

A Simple Path From Alert to Decision.

The SOC Teammate works above the security stack you already use. No rip-and-replace required.

  1. Ingest

    Bring in alerts from the security and cloud sources you already run.

  2. Investigate

    Group repeat activity and gather the surrounding context around it.

  3. Prepare

    Create the first-pass verdict, summary and recommended next step.

  4. Hand Off

    Surface the cases that need human judgment, with the evidence attached.

Start With One Alert Source and One Clear Outcome.

Prove the SOC Teammate on the part of the queue creating the most repetitive investigation work, then expand after the first use case earns trust.

  1. Step 01

    Choose the Source.

    Start with the alert stream consuming the most analyst time today.

  2. Step 02

    Review the Worked Cases.

    Compare the Teammate’s evidence, summaries and verdicts against your current process.

  3. Step 03

    Expand on Proof.

    Add more sources, context and workflows once the first use case has earned it.

FAQs

How is the SOC Teammate different from an AI SOC tool that just summarizes alerts?
Most AI SOC tools stop at summarizing an alert and hand it back to an analyst. The SOC Teammate runs the case end to end: it detects, triages into a structured case, investigates with full context, and executes an approved response. You open a finished case with a documented verdict and evidence, not a raw alert with a summary attached. It is an execution teammate, not another assistant.
How is a SOC Teammate different from SOAR?
SOAR executes predefined playbooks that your team builds and maintains, and it only fires on the scenarios you scripted in advance. The SOC Teammate reasons through each case, correlating signals across SIEM, EDR, IAM, and cloud, then recommends and executes response inside the thresholds you set. It handles investigation and judgment that changes per alert rather than static if-this-then-that logic, and it does not require you to write or maintain playbook code.
How does the SOC Teammate decide which alerts actually matter?
It prioritizes by context, not volume. Each alert is triaged into a case scored on asset criticality, exploitability using the KEV catalog, identity risk, and blast radius, then mapped to MITRE ATT&CK so you see attacker intent rather than raw telemetry. That combination surfaces the high-fidelity detections worth acting on and strips out the noise, so every meaningful signal becomes actionable work with clear ownership and an SLA.
Can the SOC Teammate take containment actions on its own, or does a human approve them?
High-impact actions stay human-in-the-loop. The Teammate triggers pre-approved playbooks for containment, such as isolating hosts, disabling compromised accounts, notifying asset owners, and creating tickets, but consequential steps pause for human approval. Every action is logged, reversible, and traceable back to the case for audit and review. You get a fast response without surrendering control over what changes in your environment.
Can a lean team get 24/7 SOC coverage without hiring a night shift?
Yes. The SOC Teammate works around the clock, so alerts get triaged, investigated, and prepared for response overnight instead of queuing until someone arrives in the morning. It assembles the full case with context while your analysts are off shift, which means the 3am alert is not sitting untouched and your team is not staffing a night rotation just to keep up with the queue.
How does the SOC Teammate keep investigations auditable and defensible?
Every case links evidence, timelines, and decisions in one workflow, and each response step is logged with full traceability back to the case. Closure documents the incident, updates the risk register, and captures evidence and SLAs automatically. Because actions are approved at a human gate and recorded end to end, the record stands up to a board, an auditor, or a regulator without an analyst reconstructing what happened after the fact.

Let Your Analysts Spend More Time
Deciding What Matters.

See how the SOC Teammate turns a real alert stream into evidence-rich, decision-ready cases — on top of the stack you already use.

Above Your StackEvidence AttachedHuman-Controlled