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AI Cybersecurity

Contained in minutes. Not discovered in months.

Security operations that read every signal, dismiss the noise with evidence, and contain real threats before your analysts finish their coffee — without ever taking an irreversible action on its own.

Mean time to contain: under 3 minutes
Alert noise cleared before human review
92%Alert noise cleared before human review
Mean time to contain
2.8 minMean time to contain
Events processed per day
340MEvents processed per day
Autonomous actions without an audit record
0Autonomous actions without an audit record

Threat surface

Autonomous response
  • Impossible travel · finance SSOdetected → resolved in 00:41Contained
  • Token replay from unmanaged hostdetected → resolved in 02:07Contained
  • Privilege escalation attemptdetected → resolved in 04:15Investigating
  • Anomalous S3 egress volumedetected → resolved in 06:52Watching

Mean time to contain: under 3 minutes, day or night.

The problem

Your analysts are not short of alerts. They are short of conclusions.

A mid-sized estate generates tens of thousands of alerts a month. Most are benign, and proving that consumes the exact people you hired to catch the ones that are not. So the queue grows, dwell time stretches, and the alert that mattered gets closed at 4pm on a Friday because it looked like the other four hundred.

What it costs you

  • Analysts spending 70% of their time proving things are fine
  • Alert fatigue leading to genuine detections being closed unread
  • Mean time to contain measured in hours or days, not minutes
  • No consistent evidence trail when the regulator asks
  • Tooling that detects well and responds not at all

What we build

The parts that make it survive production.

Every engagement includes all of this. None of it is an upgrade tier.

Signal correlation

Identity, endpoint, network, cloud and SaaS telemetry joined into one timeline per entity, so a weak signal in four places becomes one strong case.

Autonomous triage

Agents gather the context an analyst would, reach a conclusion, and write the case up — including why they dismissed what they dismissed.

Behavioural detection

Baselines per identity and workload, so impossible travel, privilege drift and anomalous egress surface without a signature existing first.

Graded response

Reversible containment — session revocation, token invalidation, host isolation — executed automatically. Destructive actions always require a human.

Identity threat detection

The attack path that actually gets used. Token theft, consent phishing, MFA fatigue and service-principal abuse monitored continuously.

Cloud posture

Continuous configuration assessment across AWS, Azure and GCP with drift detection and prioritisation by real exploitability, not CVSS alone.

Compliance evidence

SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA and PCI artefacts collected continuously and indexed, so audits stop being a project.

Adversarial testing

We attack what we build, including the AI itself — prompt injection, tool abuse and data exfiltration paths through your own agents.

Where it pays

Real workloads. Real numbers.

Results are drawn from production engagements and measured against a pre-engagement baseline.

Phishing response

Reported message analysed, related deliveries found across every mailbox, malicious links neutralised and sessions revoked for anyone who clicked.

Full campaign contained in under 4 minutes

Compromised credentials

Anomalous authentication correlated with device and geography, sessions killed, tokens revoked and the account routed for verified reset.

Dwell time from 9 hours to 41 seconds

Insider risk

Unusual access patterns and bulk egress detected against a per-user baseline, with HR and legal escalation paths built into the workflow.

3 material incidents caught pre-exfiltration

Cloud misconfiguration

Public exposure, over-permissive roles and unencrypted stores found, prioritised by reachability and fixed through pull requests.

Critical findings down 88% in one quarter

Vulnerability triage

Scanner output correlated with runtime reachability and asset criticality, so your team patches the 4% that can actually be exploited.

Patch effort reduced 76% at equal risk

Audit readiness

Continuous control evidence with gap alerts, replacing the quarterly scramble to reassemble a year of screenshots.

SOC 2 evidence prep from 6 weeks to 4 days

How it runs

From first conversation to running system.

  1. 01Stage 1

    Understand the estate

    Telemetry inventory, detection coverage assessment against MITRE ATT&CK, and an honest read on where you are blind.

    2 weeks

  2. 02Stage 2

    Tune before you automate

    Noise reduction first. Automating a queue that is 90% false positive just automates the wrong conclusion faster.

    2–3 weeks

  3. 03Stage 3

    Deploy graded response

    Autonomous triage, then reversible containment inside an agreed boundary. Destructive actions stay behind human approval permanently.

    4–8 weeks

  4. 04Stage 4

    Operate and adapt

    Detection engineering against new techniques, purple-team validation, and quarterly reporting your board can read.

    Ongoing

Technology

Chosen by evaluation, not by preference.

We build on what fits your constraints and what your team can maintain. Nothing here locks you in.

  • Your repositories, your cloud account, your licence
  • No proprietary runtime you have to keep paying for
  • Documentation written for the engineer who inherits it
See the full stack

Detection & response

  • Microsoft Sentinel
  • CrowdStrike
  • SentinelOne
  • Splunk
  • Elastic Security
  • Wazuh

Identity

  • Entra ID
  • Okta
  • Ping
  • AWS IAM Identity Center
  • CyberArk
  • HashiCorp Vault

Cloud security

  • AWS Security Hub
  • Azure Defender
  • GCP SCC
  • Wiz
  • Prowler
  • Terraform policy as code

Frameworks

  • MITRE ATT&CK
  • NIST CSF 2.0
  • ISO 27001
  • SOC 2
  • CIS Benchmarks
  • OWASP LLM Top 10

How we price it

Three ways in. A stop point at each one.

Security work is priced by estate size and telemetry volume, never by seat. We publish the containment actions we are permitted to take autonomously before you sign anything.

Assessment

Fixed price · 2–3 weeks

Detection coverage mapped to ATT&CK, response readiness tested, and a prioritised remediation plan you can execute with or without us.

  • Telemetry and coverage audit
  • ATT&CK gap analysis
  • Tabletop response exercise
  • Prioritised remediation roadmap
Discuss assessment
Most chosen

Autonomous SOC build

Fixed scope · 10–16 weeks

Correlation, autonomous triage and graded containment deployed into your existing tooling, tuned against your real alert history.

  • Signal correlation across your estate
  • Autonomous triage agents
  • Reversible containment playbooks
  • Analyst console and case management
  • Purple-team validation before go-live
Discuss autonomous soc build

Managed detection

Monthly · 24/7

Our engineers operating your detection and response alongside the automation, with named humans you can call at 3am.

  • 24/7 monitoring and escalation
  • Continuous detection engineering
  • Monthly threat-hunt cycles
  • Quarterly board-level reporting
  • Incident response retainer included
Discuss managed detection

Questions

What buyers ask about ai cybersecurity

Direct answers, including the ones that are inconvenient for us.

Still deciding?

Send the question to a senior engineer instead of a form. You will get a straight answer, and a no if that is the honest one.

It cannot. The containment actions available to automation are limited to reversible ones — revoke a session, invalidate a token, isolate a host, disable a key. Anything destructive or service-affecting requires named human approval. That boundary is written into the deployment agreement and enforced in code, not left to configuration.

Because those tools detect well and respond poorly. They produce alerts; they do not produce conclusions. We sit on top of what you own, correlate across it, and do the investigative work your analysts currently do by hand. In most engagements we reduce tool spend rather than add to it, by making the existing licences finally earn their keep.

We treat it as one. Agents run with scoped, short-lived credentials. Tool inputs are validated and outputs are constrained. We test against the OWASP LLM Top 10 — prompt injection, tool abuse, excessive agency, data leakage — and we run those tests continuously, not once at launch. Anything our own agents can do, we have already tried to make them do maliciously.

Graded response exists for exactly this. High-confidence, low-impact actions execute immediately. Anything with user impact requires a confidence threshold plus a policy match, and the most disruptive actions require a human. We tune against your historical alert data first, so we know the false-positive rate before automation touches production.

Yes, and we frequently do. We handle the automation and detection engineering layer while your MSSP retains monitoring, or we take the whole function. What we will not do is duplicate their work silently — the split of responsibility gets documented before we start.

Correlation and triage typically reach production in six to ten weeks. Autonomous containment follows once we have several weeks of measured triage accuracy behind it. Anyone offering autonomous response in week two has not tuned it against your data.

Start the conversation

Bring us the ai cybersecurity problem you have already tried to solve.

Ninety minutes with our engineers. You leave with a systems map, a shortlist and an honest read on whether this is worth doing at all.

What to expect

  • No pitch deck, no obligation
  • Senior engineers in the room
  • A written plan within five days