Service · Managed Investigation

Every alert, run to ground.

The moment your SIEM raises an incident, an AI agent works it the way a senior analyst would, and hands back a verdict you can act on and prove. Your team owns the response; nothing in your environment changes state.

Read-only access. Nothing in your environment changes state.

agent — AGENT-4471 · evidence
What you get back

A verdict, not a longer queue.

Not a risk score or a “review this” flag. A disposition, the reasoning that led to it, the evidence it rests on, and what to do next, attached to the incident in your SIEM and in your console.

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How it works the incident

The pivots a senior analyst runs, every time.

Bounded

Every run has a turn and cost budget, so it can’t spiral.

Context-aware

An environment profile (known tools, service accounts, crown-jewel assets, naming) plus suppression rules, so known-benign noise is dropped before it costs a run.

Consistent

The same rigor at 3am as at 3pm, on incident one and incident ten thousand. No fatigue, no “I’ll get to it”.

And the proof

A record you can hand to an auditor.

Every tool call and verdict lands in a hash-chained, append-only ledger with per-entry signatures and periodic signed checkpoints anchored off-box. On top sits an attestation report: verdict mix, true-positive rate, time-to-verdict percentiles, MITRE coverage, and the integrity anchor for the period.

  • Four verdict classes, not a score
  • Every run written back to your SIEM
  • A signed audit entry per verdict
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1042comment · prev e7a1…b03d…12aa
1043close · prev b03d…9f55…7d0e
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How verification works

See the agent reach a verdict.

Twenty minutes. We walk a representative incident through the agent end to end (the verdict, the reasoning, and the signed entry behind it). No access to your environment.