Machine learning can sort and correlate alerts as they arrive and flag behavior that doesn't match a user's normal pattern. Your analysts start with the alerts most likely to be real, instead of working the queue top to bottom.
Alert triage and correlation that cut the queue your analysts work through by hand.
User and entity behavior analytics (UEBA) to detect anomalies and insider threats.
Machine-generated hypotheses and pattern recognition to find threats before they trigger an alert.
Detection of synthetic media used in social engineering, fraud and disinformation campaigns.
ML models that detect well-crafted phishing, AI-written lures and business email compromise.
Models that keep learning from new data instead of relying only on fixed rules.
Machine learning for alert triage, correlation and investigation support alongside your existing analysts.
Anomaly and insider threat detection from models trained on your own environment.
Hunting for threats that haven't raised an alert, using machine-generated hypotheses and pattern recognition.
Spotting AI-generated audio, video and images used in social engineering and fraud attempts.
Models that detect well-crafted phishing, including emails written by AI.
Detection models retuned as new attack patterns appear in your environment.
We start from the security tools you already run and tune against your own environment.
Review your current security stack and where machine learning would help.
Choose the use cases worth doing first, given the threats you face and the staff you have.
Design detection that feeds into the tools your team already uses.
Deploy, configure and integrate the detection tooling.
Train and calibrate models on your own environment so they learn what normal looks like there.
Keep tuning based on how detection performs and what your analysts report back.
Fewer alerts to wade through and faster triage, through machine-learning prioritization and correlation.
Identify anomalous user behavior and potential insider threats through behavioral analytics.
Detect deepfakes, synthetic identities and AI-generated fraud attempts as they happen.
Catch phishing and BEC attacks with models trained on recent attack samples.
Tell us what your SOC looks like today and which tools feed it. We'll tell you where machine learning would help and where it wouldn't.