ReliaQuest Promotes an AI SOC That Connects Security Operations Across Six Functions
Summary
ReliaQuest argues that AI SOC platforms should connect investigation and response, detection engineering, threat hunting, threat intelligence, IT operations, and OT. It promotes GreyMatter as an example and cites performance figures for the platform.
Key points
- The article says AI tools limited to a single SOC function can leave workflows fragmented and dependent on manual handoffs.
- It defines a complete AI SOC as connecting six functions: investigation and response, detection engineering, threat hunting, threat intelligence, IT operations, and operational technology.
- ReliaQuest says GreyMatter coordinates six agentic teammates across those functions using more than 200 agent skills and 400 AI tools.
- ReliaQuest claims its platform delivers three times more team output, investigates 78 million correlated alerts annually, detects threats in under 60 seconds, and contains them in under five minutes.
- The article argues that carrying context across security workflows can help teams investigate and respond faster.
Article Details
- Topic
- How a complete AI SOC differs from point AI tools, and how GreyMatter applies agentic AI across security operations.