AI SOC Agent
A self-hosted security operations platform, built on industry standards, for teams without a 24/7 SOC.
Your SOC, standardized. Your data, at home. Your call, always.
What this replaces
Alerts nobody has time to triage
Small teams get an enterprise’s alerts without the analysts to read them.
Compliance you can’t map to evidence
Obligations pile up, but nobody can show which controls actually hold today.
A response plan nobody has exercised
Incident response is a template, written once and never fitted to the stack.
What it does
Automate the routine. Assist the judgment. Keep the decision. It changes nothing in your environment on its own — every response step is a recommendation a person approves and carries out.
Connects to your stack
Your identity, endpoint, network, and cloud tools through read-only, least-privilege access. Anything else through webhooks, syslog, or MCP.
Onboards any source with a review gate
It proposes how a new source maps to an open event schema and installs nothing until you acknowledge. Each mapping makes the next one faster.
Shows posture in standard terms
Signals from your real data roll up to the outcomes auditors expect. Every gap cites the control behind it.
Drafts your incident response plan
Built from current national guidance and tailored to the tools you run. Every step cites its source; a person carries it out.
Standards you already know. Decisions you still own.
Keeps every record
Raw data lands in an immutable lake and is searchable within minutes. Normalization is versioned, so better mappings re-process history.
The cheapest tool that works
Code and statistics do the heavy lifting; a language model is used only where language is the problem.
Specialist agents, human gates
Each agent has one job, one standard, and a named person who accepts its work. A deterministic orchestrator runs the workflow.
Self-hosted, end to end
Runs on a single appliance or server, with local language and embedding models. No data leaves your network.
Grounded in recognized frameworks, not our opinions
Every capability is anchored to an industry framework or standard, loaded as versioned data and cited wherever it is used.
| Capability | Grounded in |
|---|---|
| Security posture and controls | The leading cybersecurity framework and its control catalog |
| Incident response | Current national incident response guidance |
| Data normalization | An open, vendor-neutral security event schema |
| Detection semantics | The industry’s standard adversary behavior knowledge base Roadmap |
| Response countermeasures | The matching defensive countermeasure catalog Roadmap |
| Vulnerability triage | A stakeholder-specific vulnerability decision model Roadmap |
| Threat intelligence exchange | The open threat-intelligence interchange standard Roadmap |
| SOC maturity | A recognized SOC capability maturity model Roadmap |
Features
- Security tools connected through certificate-based, read-only access
- Webhooks, syslog, and MCP for any other source, including workflow automation tools
- AI-assisted source onboarding behind a human review gate
- Immutable, content-addressed data lake, searchable within minutes
- Versioned, replayable normalization to an open event schema
- Up to 90 days of history loaded without disrupting live collection
- Posture in recognized security outcomes, every gap cited to a control
- Incident response plan drafted from national guidance, tailored to your tools
- MFA, single sign-on, role-based access, and a break-glass administrator
- Envelope-encrypted secrets that can be written but never read back
- All inference on the appliance: local language and embedding models
- Optional external penetration testing from a cloud-hosted runner, opt-in and scoped
What it connects to
Read-only, least-privilege access to the security tools you already run — by API, webhook, syslog, or MCP.
Made for these teams
No 24/7 SOC
Organizations whose security function is one person or part-time.
Tools, but no one watching
Teams with security tools in place but no one to watch every console.
Data that stays home
Organizations that cannot send security telemetry to a cloud platform.
In active development
- Alert triage with clustering, deduplication, and standards-based severity
- Incident casework with playbooks carved from your plan
- Lessons learned fed back into the improvement cycle
- Anomaly detection and behavioral baselines on identity and audit data
- An isolated analysis workbench for suspicious files
Be first to know
The AI SOC Agent is in build and coming soon. Email hello@alnizam.dev to hear more.
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