SOC operations, minus the queue.
So what does Soarcery do for a SOC? The Familiar investigates every alert before a human has to, at analyst depth, and stops at the Seal for anything that needs one.
Most alerts are noise. All of them need a look.
The cost is not the true positive you eventually find, it is the hundreds of false positives you wade through to get there, and the analysts you lose to the wading. A SOC does not have a staffing problem, it has a queue problem.
Every alert still needs a look
The true positive is rare. The hundred looks it hides behind are not, and each one costs a real analyst real minutes.
Tier 1 burns out first
The wading is the job nobody keeps. Teams lose their newest analysts to the queue before they ever work a real incident.
Fast closes come back
Clearing the queue by gut feel trades today's backlog for next week's missed escalation. Speed without evidence is just deferred risk.
Investigate first. Plan before it acts.
It investigates every alert
The Familiar ingests from your SIEM, EDR, identity, and email security the moment an alert fires, and works it at analyst depth, in seconds, with the reasoning shown.
It plans, then you approve
It shows its plan first: the tools it will use and what it assumes. Nothing runs until a human approves, edits, or rejects it.
It casts the Spell, and stops at the Seal
A clean, agreeing verdict spread auto-closes or auto-contains within your threshold. Anything consequential, like disabling an account or isolating a host, halts at the Seal with the evidence attached.
Every decision leaves a receipt
Closed, escalated, or contained, each case carries an exportable, replayable record of what was checked and why the call was made.
Analyst depth, on the record.
Actual product. Demo data.
The Familiar works the case the way a senior analyst would: pulling context from identity, endpoint, email, and cloud, posting each finding to the case as it lands. No flowchart to pre-build, no black box to trust.
Consequential actions pause here for a named human. The proposed response arrives with its rationale and evidence attached, so approving it takes a minute of judgment, not an hour of re-investigation.
Actual product. Demo data.
Built like an analyst you can audit.
- It plans before it acts: the tools it will touch and what it assumes are on screen first.
- It stops at the Seal: disabling an account or isolating a host waits for a human, evidence attached.
- Verdicts keep the spread: engines that disagree get dug into, not averaged away.
- Every case ends in a receipt: exportable, replayable, defensible in review.
Where else it earns its keep.
See it on your real alerts.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your real triage flow. Watch it plan, cast a Spell, and stop at the Seal.