AI Security Platform Status: In development

Security intelligence, built for better decisions.

We are developing a platform that uses AI-assisted investigation and structured security workflows to help businesses understand threats and make more informed response decisions.

Illustration with fictional example data: a high-priority alert about an unusual sign-in followed by a new mail forwarding rule, a short timeline of related events, an AI-assisted reading with moderate confidence, three recommended actions that pass a policy check, and a final step waiting for a person to decide.

Concept illustration with fictional example data. Not a screenshot of a released product.

More signals than time.

Security tools are good at raising alerts. Deciding which ones matter, and what to do about them, still falls to people, and smaller businesses rarely have a dedicated security team.

Illustration: most alerts are routine. A few need attention.
  1. Too many alerts

    Routine notices bury the few that need attention.

  2. Limited security expertise

    Few small businesses have a security specialist on staff.

  3. Difficulty prioritizing

    Without context, every alert looks equally urgent, or equally safe to ignore.

  4. Fragmented visibility

    Sign-ins, devices, and security tools each report in a different place.

  5. Time-consuming investigation

    Piecing together what happened is slow, manual work.

  6. Complex response decisions

    Even with a clear picture, choosing a safe next step takes judgment.

How the platform is intended to work

The design keeps people in charge. The platform is being built to gather context and suggest next steps, while a person decides what happens.

Gold circle
A signal that needs attention
Violet diamond
A decision made by a person
Square
The record kept for review
  1. Understand

    Security signals

    Alerts and events arrive from the security tools a business already uses.

  2. Investigation

    Related activity is gathered into one timeline, so each alert arrives with context.

  3. AI-assisted analysis

    The platform suggests what the activity most likely means and shows how confident that reading is.

  4. Decide

    Risk prioritization

    Findings are ranked so the most important ones are reviewed first.

  5. Recommended response

    Suggested actions are checked against the organization’s own policies before anyone sees them.

  6. Human authorization

    A person reviews the recommendation and approves or declines it. No action is taken before they decide.

    Decision point

  7. Prove

    Verification and audit

    The outcome is checked, and every step is recorded so the decision can be reviewed later.

Capabilities in development

What the platform is being designed to do. None of these capabilities is available today, and the diagrams use fictional example data.

  • Threat investigation

    Analysis intended to help interpret suspicious events, starting from a timeline of related activity.

  • Security visibility

    A consolidated view of findings and operational priorities across sign-ins, devices, and security alerts.

  • AI-assisted analysis

    Helping the people responsible for security evaluate signals and investigate potential threats, with the reasoning and confidence shown.

  • Controlled response

    Recommendations limited by policy and carried out only with appropriate human authorization.

  • Audit and reporting

    Records of each investigation and decision, to support transparent review.

Starting with Microsoft environments

Many small and growing businesses run on Microsoft 365, so the platform’s first development focus is Microsoft security workflows.

  • Security alerts and incidents

    Bringing alerts and incidents into one investigation flow.

  • Identity security

    Understanding unusual sign-ins and account activity.

  • Endpoint security

    Interpreting findings from computers and other devices.

Where this work could lead

Areas we may explore as the platform develops. They are possible directions, not services offered today.

  1. Security posture assessment
  2. Microsoft 365 security reviews
  3. Identity security
  4. Endpoint hardening
  5. Vulnerability management
  6. Security monitoring workflows
  7. Incident response assistance
  8. Security reporting
  9. Backup and recovery readiness

Interested in this work?

If you would like to follow this work or tell us what your organization needs from security tools, we would be glad to hear from you. We do not offer security services or incident response today.

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