Eihwaz reads every alert, investigates it, proposes the response and writes the report — at machine speed, around the clock. Every consequential action passes a tiered authority gate before it can run, so autonomy is predictable by construction.
Powered by the HexaBox control plane: rules are code, humans sit exactly where they belong, and everything lands on an audit chain a regulator can verify.
Email, network, cloud, endpoints, vulnerabilities, threat intelligence, identity — every alert read, every dot connected. Response in minutes, around the clock. The same rigor at alert 4,000 as at alert 4.
Within the HexaBox-governed execution path, what the rules do not allow cannot execute. Consequential actions wait for a human — the most severe for two. Not a promise — a hard gate.
Every action — the AI's and yours — lands on a tamper-evident audit chain a regulator can verify. Audit material as a by-product, not a project.
Organizations using security AI and automation extensively contain breaches 98 days faster, at $2.2M lower cost per breach (IBM, 2024).
Every incident ships with its evidence, its reasoning and its report. Consistency no staffing plan can buy.
Attackers already use AI: flawless phishing at volume, intrusion at machine speed. A human-speed defence loses that race by construction. A fleet where one customer's attack becomes every customer's immunity matches the attacker's clock.
We are not putting AI on top of a traditional SOC — we are changing how security operations run: faster, more consistent, cheaper per seat, provable.
One fleet, every tenant isolated. Add a customer without adding a shift. Cross-customer signals shared as counts, never as names — one customer’s attack becomes every customer’s immunity.
No sampling, no backlog. Your team approves what matters and reads the reasoning behind everything else. Productive in an afternoon — no analyst certification required.
Finance, healthcare, energy, public sector: every action on a tamper-evident audit chain, every report shipped with its hash. Audit material as a by-product, not a project.