PRODUCTS
AI SOC
AI-native security operations center
Detection Engineering
Custom detection rules & management
AI Threat Hunting
Proactive, agentic threat discovery
Workflows
Orchestrate security workflows & automations
Alaris Build Suite
MCP, Agent Builder & custom integrations
Multi-tenancy
Per-client isolation & management
AUTONOMOUS SECURITY OPERATIONS
Eliminate Alert Backlog
Every alert triaged & analyzed by AI
Investigate in Minutes
Full-context investigations at scale
Close Detection Coverage Gaps
Rules written, tested & deployed for you
Hunt Without a Hunt Team
Continuous, agentic threat hunts
Contain Threats in Seconds
Automated containment & remediation
Stay Audit-Ready Year-Round
Compliance evidence & reports, automated
EXTENDED USE CASES
INSIGHTS & TOOLS
In-depth comparisons and analysis to help security teams cut through vendor noise and make confident decisions.
The Hugging Face incident exposed a new security asymmetry: frontier models can execute long-horizon attacks across real infrastructure, while commercial safeguards can block legitimate forensic response.
The definitive guide to the category that brings full autonomy to your entire security operations function. One platform, six stages, full autonomy.
AI is democratizing offensive capabilities at an unprecedented rate. What happens when sophisticated attack tooling is available to anyone with a prompt?
"AI SOC" has become a catch-all that covers everything from a chatbot bolted onto your SIEM to a fully autonomous platform. Anton Chuvakin drew the line years ago. Here is why architecture, not branding, determines whether AI actually transforms security operations.
Security operations has evolved from manual triage to AI copilots. The next frontier is full autonomy. Here's what ASO looks like and why it matters.
A technical breakdown of the LiteLLM supply chain compromise that led to the exfiltration of 4TB of data from a $10 billion AI startup. We analyze the three-stage backdoor, map the full kill chain to MITRE ATT&CK, and document every indicator of compromise and detection opportunity that was missed.
On April 7, an AI model found a 27-year-old vulnerability in minutes. Thousands more followed. The world just changed, and most of the security industry is not ready for what comes next.