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SOCHQSOCHQ gives you a SOC analyst and a NOC analyst who never sleep — and they come with their own building. They don't summarize alerts and hand the work back. They triage, investigate, contain, and hand you a plain-English report of what they did while you weren't looking. You approve; they act.
A case worked end to end at the desk, the correlation engine collapsing a storm onto its one root cause, and a week of the analysts' shift — the actual loops, not a mockup.
See exactly how your SOC analyst would triage, investigate, and contain a live incident — on your domain, start to finish.
Fifteen minutes. A real alert comes in. You watch the SOC analyst triage it, pull the full context, correlate it to the campaign it belongs to, propose a containment action, and — on your approval — take it. Then hand you a plain-English summary with citations to the exact evidence. Then the NOC analyst's morning report on the whole network.
It's a job interview, not a demo. The candidate shows its work — and every action it takes is reversible, gated on your approval, and on the record.
Every other "AI SOC analyst" bolts onto whatever stack you already run — partial context, partial permissions. It can summarize and suggest, but it can't own the work. SOCHQ spent two years building the job site. Our analysts were raised inside the environment they operate: full telemetry, full context, full write access, real multi-tenancy. That's why they run an environment end to end instead of narrating someone else's.
"Our analysts work in an environment built for them — which is why they take actions, not just make suggestions."
Not a chatbot summarizing your queue. A disciplined four-movement loop, engineered end to end — with receipts at every step.
Every elevated alert gets a verdict — disposition + confidence — around the clock. Obvious noise is cleared before it ever costs a model call; the ambiguous middle gets a full investigation. Guaranteed coverage, not best-effort.
Every verdict opens into the case atom: the verdict, the why, what we saw, and the actions — with citations validated server-side against a real knowledge base. The analyst cannot fabricate a source. Click any pill; see the exact MITRE technique or CVE it came from.
Containment routes through the tools that own your endpoints: CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Defender, Cortex XDR, your FortiGate — or our own stack. Where nothing can act automatically, the analyst hands your team the exact runbook instead of stalling. You always know, per capability, what runs autonomously vs. recommend-only.
Every analyst call can be reviewed; agreement with your reviews is scored and calibrated. Autonomy is promoted per playbook — Shadow → Approve to act → Act with veto → Autonomous — with a two-person sign-off at the top, and automatic demotion if quality slips.
When a core uplink flaps and six devices scream, you don’t get seven tickets — the analyst walks your dependency graph, collapses the storm onto its root cause, and shows you the blast radius drawn on your actual network. Symptoms are annotated as symptoms. You fix one thing.
You're not reselling software margin. You're reselling labor. One console, every client tenant, cross-client triage, and a branded monthly report with your logo that you hand to your client. The multi-tenancy was built for you.
No per-endpoint meter that balloons. No quote wall. You pay for the analysts your environment needs — and you compare it to a payroll line, not a license.
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Watch them work a live incident, then put them on probation for a month. Monthly billing, cancel anytime — the same terms you'd never get from a human hire.