Security teams spend hours triaging alerts manually, missing real threats buried in noise.
11,000 alerts per analyst per day. Critical threats get buried in noise.
Analysts spend 70% of their time on repetitive alert review instead of real investigation.
Mean time to respond is measured in days, not minutes. Attackers move faster than your team.
An agentic SOC platform that automates alert triage, investigation, and response. Raidar uses multi-model AI to process alerts from your SIEM, enrich them with threat intelligence, and take action — with humans in the loop.
$ raidar process --source splunk ⚡ 3 critical alerts escalated → Brute-force + lateral movement = coordinated attack → Action: isolate host, block source IP (awaiting approval) ✓ 142 alerts auto-resolved
Plug into Splunk, Sentinel, Elasticsearch, or any webhook source.
Multi-model AI scores, deduplicates, and enriches every alert automatically.
Correlated alerts form cases. AI investigates with threat intel and ATT&CK mapping.
Block IPs, isolate hosts, create tickets — with configurable approval gates.
Routes tasks to the best-fit LLM — deep reasoning for investigation, fast models for triage. Automatic fallback chains.
Alerts sharing IPs, domains, or users are automatically grouped into investigation cases.
Pluggable connectors for Splunk, Sentinel, Elasticsearch, and generic webhooks. Add new sources in minutes.
Configurable autonomy per action — auto-execute, require approval, or disable. Full audit trail.
VirusTotal, AbuseIPDB, MITRE ATT&CK mapping — all run in parallel, zero latency overhead.
Approve response actions, query cases, and get alert notifications directly from Slack.
The average SOC analyst handles thousands of alerts per day. Most are false positives. The real threats get lost in the noise, and response times are measured in days.
Raidar replaces the manual triage grind with an intelligent agent that processes, correlates, and acts — keeping humans in control of critical decisions.
We're building the future of autonomous security operations — starting with the alert pipeline teams struggle with today, evolving toward an agent that can investigate and respond on its own.
Raidar is launching soon. Join the waitlist for early access.