What is SOCPilot?
An AI investigation layer for security teams — not a replacement for analysts.
SOCPilot is an AI investigation layer for security operations teams. It helps SOCs triage alerts, collect evidence, connect related activity, recommend next steps, and create documentation — without replacing the analyst and without silently taking destructive actions.
What SOCPilot does
- Scores incoming alerts with a verdict, confidence and risk number, backed by the underlying evidence
- Correlates related alerts, entities and timelines into a single investigation
- Recommends a next step (investigate, contain, reset credentials, block domain, no action)
- Drafts executive briefs, technical write-ups and compliance evidence packs
- Maintains a full audit trail of every decision, suppression, approval and export
What SOCPilot does not do
- It does not silently isolate hosts, disable accounts or rotate credentials. High-impact actions require explicit human approval.
- It does not replace the analyst. Verdicts always include the underlying signals so analysts can override.
- It does not store payloads it does not need. Customer-controlled retention applies end-to-end.
Who it is for
SOC analysts, SOC leads, MSSP teams, CISO offices and audit-prep teams who need defensible, evidence-backed decisions at speed.
- Read-only investigation mode
Recommended for initial deployment — SOCPilot can investigate without write access to any connected tool.
- How evidence-backed triage works
Every verdict ships with the signals behind it: source context, entities, related activity, confidence, risk and what is missing.
- Security and data handling
Least privilege, role-based access, audit logs, encrypted data and no visible secrets.