Overview / Description
AiSOC is an open-source, MIT-licensed autonomous Security Operations Center (SOC) that uses AI agents to triage alerts and investigate incidents. Four specialized agents — Detect, Triage, Hunt, and Respond — work across cloud and identity logs, with 69 first-party connectors feeding them data. Every investigation is recorded in an immutable Investigation Ledger, so security teams can audit exactly how the agents reached a conclusion. AiSOC is self-hostable in about five minutes and supports air-gapped deployment behind a single flag, making it viable for organizations with strict data-control requirements. It ships with a 200-incident public benchmark harness so teams can evaluate its accuracy before relying on it. A managed cloud version is available via waitlist. Built for security engineers and SOC teams that want agentic incident response without locking into a closed platform.
Used For
Used by security engineers and SOC teams to automate alert triage and incident investigation across cloud and identity logs, with a fully auditable, self-hostable agent stack.
Pricing
Self-hosted (Open Source)
MIT-licensed, free to self-host with all four agents and 69 connectors.
Pros & Cons
Pros
• Four specialized AI agents (Detect, Triage, Hunt, Respond) automate incident response • 69 first-party connectors for cloud and identity log sources • Immutable Investigation Ledger makes every step auditable • MIT-licensed, self-hostable in ~5 minutes, with air-gap deploy on a flag • 200-incident benchmark harness to evaluate accuracy before deployment
Cons
• Self-hosting requires security engineering resources • Managed version is waitlist-only at launch
Questions & Answers
Alternatives
Microsoft Sentinel, Splunk SOAR, Tines, Torq
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