Enterprise Agentic OS / Cybersecurity

AI Agents for Cybersecurity SOC Operations to Threat Intelligence

Agents for SOC operations, threat hunting, offensive security and GRC. The module encodes MITRE ATT&CK techniques, OWASP categories, NIST CSF functions and SOC 2 control structures as ontology the agents reason over.

Security agent roles defined across SOC operations, threat intelligence, compliance, offensive security, practice leadership and engagement management. Part of 26 industry modules (2 runtime-wired today) and 700+ AI agents on the FAOS platform.

The Security Challenges You Face Every Day

Alert Fatigue Is Drowning Your SOC

Detection stacks emit more alerts in a day than any analyst rota can read. Most resolve to nothing, and at first glance a real intrusion looks exactly like the noise around it.

Every missed alert is a potential breach. Every false positive is analyst time you cannot get back.

The Talent Gap Is Getting Worse

Senior threat hunters and IR leads are scarce, expensive and mobile. Junior analysts burn out on the Tier 1 queue long before they become senior. Hiring alone does not close the gap.

Capability walks out the door with the people who hold it.

Compliance Is a Full-Time Job

SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, PCI-DSS, HIPAA. Each framework wants continuous evidence, gap analysis and audit preparation, and the evidence sits scattered across the tools that produced it.

Evidence collected by hand is stale the moment it is filed.

Incident Response Is Too Slow

Attacks are automated; containment decisions are not. Runbooks live in a wiki, the telemetry lives in four consoles, and the person who knows the environment best is asleep.

Time to contain is set by how fast a human can assemble context under pressure.

From Discovery to Agents in the Workflow

FAOSX prices a deliverable, never consumed time.

1

Discovery

Scoped deliverable

We map one high-value security workflow with your team — typically SOC alert triage, incident response, or control-evidence collection — and show you what the module already models and where it stops.

  • One security workflow mapped end to end
  • How an agent would be configured for your own scenario
  • A written read on fit, gaps and scope
  • A go or no-go you make with the evidence in hand
2

Implementation

Scoped per deliverable

Agents built into the workflow on your systems, with your team in the room. Scope, control owners and hand-over are agreed in writing before the work starts.

  • Agents wired to your own telemetry and case system
  • A human decision point on every containment action
  • Built with your team, then handed over
  • Review cadence agreed in the scope
3

Intelligence

Recurring service, scoped per deliverable

The security module run as a governed service inside your perimeter: the agent roster, the ontology and the run-books maintained as frameworks and threat models change.

  • Full cybersecurity module — defined agent roles
  • ATT&CK and control-framework coverage reviewed on the agreed cadence
  • Agent behavior and prompts under version control
  • A named human owner for every decision the agents touch

Meet Your Security Agents

Two of the security agent roles defined in the module

SOC Analyst Agent

The Vigilant Sentinel

I help you... triage the alert queue, enrich what it finds, and hand your analysts a documented escalation rationale instead of a raw event.

  • Triage alerts and correlate them across SIEM, EDR and other log sources
  • Enrich events with IOC and threat-feed context before escalating
  • Map observed activity to MITRE ATT&CK techniques and detection-rule coverage
  • Write the escalation rationale, SIEM tuning notes and shift handoff

Human accountability

An analyst owns the disposition of every alert and approves any containment action. The agent shows its working; it does not close a case on its own.

Compliance Agent

The Audit Shield

I help you... map controls, run gap analysis, and assemble the evidence artifacts a SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST CSF or PCI-DSS review asks for.

  • Map controls to SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria and ISO 27001 Annex A
  • Run gap analysis and track remediation items against a named owner
  • Collect evidence artifacts and crosswalk them across overlapping frameworks
  • Draft policies and vendor-risk questionnaires from the control requirement

Human accountability

Your control owner signs off on each control and your assessor decides what the evidence proves. FAOS issues no certification and makes no representation about your compliance status.

Also defined in the module: Threat Hunter, Red Team Operator, Incident Responder, Threat Intel Analyst, Cloud Security Engineer, AppSec Engineer and DevSecOps Engineer, alongside practice leadership and C-suite security roles.

What the Agents Do

Capability, not results. We do not claim customers we do not have.

AreaWhat the agents do
Detection and Alert TriageAlert triage, log analysis and SIEM tuning across the log sources you already run, with enrichment attached to every escalation
Threat HuntingHunt campaigns and detection-gap analysis driven by MITRE ATT&CK technique coverage
Threat IntelligenceIOC enrichment, ATT&CK mapping and threat briefs written for the team that has to act on them
Incident ResponseIR activation, forensic acquisition, containment and post-incident review, with the containment decision held for a human
Compliance and GRCGap assessment, evidence collection and audit coordination against SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST CSF and PCI-DSS control sets
Offensive SecurityPentest planning, attack simulation and red or purple team exercises, scoped and authorized before anything runs
AppSec and DevSecOpsSecure code review, SAST triage and security-pipeline design moved into the build

Agents are designed to run inside your perimeter, against your own telemetry. Which of your existing security tools are in scope is agreed during Discovery.

See What AI Agents Can Do For Your Security Operations

Book a Discovery Workshop. We will map one security workflow with your team and show you what the cybersecurity module models — and where it stops.

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