AI Agents
Five agents. One accountable pipeline.
Each agent covers a SOC role — detection engineering, tier-3 triage, threat hunting, incident response, and SOC management — grounded in the entity graph, not raw log prompting.
AI Detection Engineer
Detect Agent
The detect agent watches rule health, proposes tuning for noisy detections, surfaces coverage gaps, and turns plain-language intent into staged detection rules.
Learn more →AI Tier 3 Analyst
Triage Agent
The triage agent works every actionable finding the moment it's raised — answering a structured question set and synthesising a verdict with a confidence score.
Learn more →AI Threat Hunter
Investigate Agent
The investigate agent assembles timelines and attack chains for every escalated case, and runs hypothesis-driven hunts against the event store on a schedule.
Learn more →AI Incident Responder
Respond Agent
Response playbooks are DAGs of governed actions. The respond agent executes them under guardrails you set — and shows you the plan before anything runs.
Learn more →AI SOC Manager
Report Agent
Incident, executive, control-effectiveness, and MDR client reports are built directly from case, finding, and action data.
Learn more →What security leaders say
“The autonomy ladder is the feature nobody else has. Recommend-only to approve-gated to autonomous, per action class, revocable any time.”
Tomás Herrera
Security Engineering Lead, Meridian Retail
“Behavioural baselines cut our impossible-travel false positives to near zero. The agent knows what normal looks like per identity.”
Aisha Bello
SOC Manager, Skyfarer Air
“Month-end MDR client reports used to take my team three days. Now the report agent generates them from case data in minutes.”
Grace Whitfield
MDR Practice Director, Quillstone Legal
AI agents: frequently asked questions
What makes ManySignal's agents an agentic SOC?
The five agents cover the full SOC lifecycle — detection engineering, triage, investigation, response, and reporting — working every alert to a verdict instead of routing it to a human queue.
Do the agents replace my SOC team?
They replace the queue-grinding, not the judgment. Analysts govern autonomy, review escalations, and hunt while agents handle 24/7 coverage.
How do the agents avoid hallucination?
Agents answer structured question sets against the entity graph, baselines, and intel stores — no free-form log prompting. Every answer carries its evidence.
Can MDR providers run these agents for clients?
Yes. Multi-tenant isolation, per-client autonomy settings, and automated monthly reporting make the agent pipeline MDR-ready.
See the agentic SOC in action
Watch AI agents work a real alert queue — verdicts, evidence, and confidence scores included. In-house SOC or MDR, your call.