Your autonomous AI investigation team

The front door. Receives the alert, kicks off the investigation, and sends the finished report to your inbox when it is done.

Checks your Microsoft Sentinel workspace on a regular schedule and picks up any new incidents — even if no webhook is configured.

Reads the alert and decides immediately whether it is a genuine threat or a false alarm — with a confidence score so you know how certain it is.

Looks up every IP address, user account, and device mentioned in the alert — building a full picture of who is involved before a human even opens the report.

Checks every suspicious IP, website, and file hash against global threat databases — the same databases professional threat analysts use.

Goes looking for signs of more activity beyond the original alert — like checking whether an attacker who got in through one door also tried others.

Takes everything the other agents found and writes a clear, complete account of what happened — in plain English — with a full timeline and recommendations.

Every investigation teaches the system something new. After each incident, this agent writes a new detection rule so the same attack gets caught faster next time.

Runs a daily health check on your security data feeds — because you cannot detect a threat if your logs have silently stopped working.

When a confirmed malicious IP is found, this agent automatically blocks it at your firewall — before the attacker can move further into your network.

When an incident involves one of your machines, this agent checks whether that machine has any known security weaknesses — and flags them so you can patch before the attacker uses them.