Every alert gets triaged — every one, not every batch
An AI agent reviews every alert in context — user, host, surrounding activity — and returns a verdict with reasoning and a confidence level. Same rigor at 03:00 as at 15:00.
Round-the-clock monitoring. The AI reads first. A human decides.
SXMonitor is our own SOC platform. Everything from your estate is normalised into one schema, then run through three detection layers that overlap on purpose: baseline rules, real-time behavioural correlation, and threat hunting. Miss a technique at one layer and two more are still in front of it.
An AI agent reviews every alert in context — user, host, surrounding activity — and returns a verdict with reasoning and a confidence level. Same rigor at 03:00 as at 15:00.
The AI proposes, it never acts — no auto-isolation, no auto-blocking. A human closes every case, and that feedback tunes the platform to get quieter over time.
Models run on GPUs on site — no public AI service involved. A precondition for banks, insurers, telcos, and anyone under data residency rules, not a premium add-on.
Counting rules isn't measuring coverage. We separate wired (the platform would run it) from proven to fire (repeatable evidence it does) — plus the list of remaining blind spots.
In one. Call the hotline. We take the call first and do the paperwork after.
Not in one. Start with a log coverage assessment. Fixed scope, fixed duration. The findings will tell you what to do next — including when the answer is "you don't need a managed SOC yet."