Autonomous threat operations

Ready before the breach

A new threat report drops. Your environment checked, your defenses prepped, your team briefed. All before you've finished reading the report.

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The problem

Most organizations already have threat intelligence and security tools; the problem is turning them into defensive action.

Today, answering it takes several teams, multiple tools, and hours or days of investigation, control validation and uplift.

See how it works

Meet Sol

Sol turns every relevant threat report into coordinated defensive action across your existing security stack. Fully autonomous, or with a human in the loop.

Every new report

Profile scope
Software supply chainnpm · PyPI · GitHub

1. Match

A report is published. Sol reads it, structures the tradecraft, and checks it against what you actually run.
- Every new public report, continuously
- Scoped by the threat profile you set once
- Drops what does not apply to you
15findings

hypotheses18

github10 checks

sentinel14 checks

2. Validate

Sol maps the attack path, then runs the hunts across your SIEM, cloud and code repos.
- Maps the attack path, stage by stage
- Executes the queries, does not hand them to you
Verdict Critical · 15 findings Fix plan ready

BriefingsWeekly · Quarterly

3. Brief

The verdict and the evidence behind it, in your channel.
- Clean or exposed, with the queries that prove it
- Findings and fix plan posted to Slack, Teams or Jira
- Then it runs again, for the next report

From public report to answers in your stack

Where Sol fits

Public reporting goes in. Executed hunts, real findings and briefed teams come out, in the tools you already run.

In Every new threat report Reports · TTPs · victimology · OSINT

Sol Autonomous threat operations Match / Validate / Brief · orchestrates & executes defensive action

Attack simulation
Endpoint
Cloud
Application
SecOps / SIEM

Out · your existing stack

Continuously prepare your defense

Features

Threat context

TTPs, victimology and behaviors, structured for agents to reason over.
Living threat profile

Who is likely to target what you run, updated as the landscape moves.
Attack path mapping

How a technique actually reaches your crown jewels, ranked.
Threat hunting

Pursues what slips past alerts, before it becomes an incident.
Soon

Attack simulation

Replays real adversary tradecraft to find what your defenses miss.
Soon

Detection engineering

Writes and tunes detections that fire on what matters.
Soon

Mitigation & remediation

Closes the gaps it finds, then verifies the fix held.
Autonomous & continuous

Runs every cycle without tasking, day and night.
Human-in-the-loop

Approvals in Slack, Teams or Jira. One click, full audit trail.
Sol AI

Research any threat in plain language, then manually orchestrate hunts and briefings across the whole platform.

Configure once. Sol does the rest.

Automation

You set the scope, the operations, and the autonomy. Sol handles every matching report from then on, and pulls your team in only when a decision needs one.

01
Create a threat profile

Tell Sol what to watch: a sector, a campaign, or a line of defense.
02
Configure threat operations

Choose which operations Sol runs against the profile, and their scope.
03
Configure integrations

Connect the tools Sol runs in.
04
Configure the workflow

Set how much autonomy Sol has, and how your team gets notified.

Sol works where you work

Integrations

It operates inside the tools your team already uses. No new console to live in.

Collaboration
- Slack
- Teams
- Email
Code repository
- GitHub
- GitLab
Case management
- Jira
- ServiceNow
- Cydarm
SIEM
- Sentinel
- Splunk
- ELK
Cloud
- AWS
- Azure
- GCP
EDR / BAS
- CrowdStrike
- SentinelOne
- Atomic Red Team
- AttackIQ