Detection to response, governed by you

SOAR automation executes predefined playbooks when conditions match. An Agentic SOC generates the investigation logic dynamically for each alert — analyzing the specific entity, context, and telemetry present. There are no static playbooks to maintain for the investigation phase. The Respond agent uses playbooks only for the approved containment actions.

Every action class — isolate endpoint, disable account, block network destination — has a configured autonomy policy: autonomous, approval-gated, or recommend-only. The policy is enforced by the platform, not by convention. Changes to autonomy policies are logged and require appropriate role permissions.

Yes. ManySignal can ingest findings from your existing SIEM via webhook, API, or the native Splunk and Sentinel integrations. The Triage and Investigate agents enrich those findings with full context, even if the underlying data stays in your SIEM.

Agents have explicit confidence thresholds. Below the threshold for autonomous action, the case is escalated to an analyst with the agent's current evidence and the questions that remain unanswered. Analysts are never left with a black-box decision.

Customers typically see their first triaged alerts within two hours of connecting data sources. Meaningful backlog reduction — defined as 80%+ of alerts receiving a disposition automatically — occurs within two to three weeks as behavioral baselines train on your environment.

Connector setup and initial alert processing typically complete within the first 48 hours. Behavioral baselines reach production quality within 7–14 days depending on historical telemetry volume. Most customers run the full pipeline — Detect through Report — within the first month. The Respond agent defaults to recommend-only until your team has validated triage quality and explicitly promotes actions to approval-gated or autonomous.

Each agent has health monitoring and fallback behavior. If the Investigate agent is degraded, cases are escalated to analysts with the Triage verdict and available evidence rather than being held or silently dropped. System health is surfaced in the operations dashboard. ManySignal maintains a 99.9% SLA on the core detection-to-triage pipeline.

Yes. Data source access is scoped at the integration level. You can connect a cloud trail to Detect-only without making it available to the Investigate agent's lateral movement queries. This is relevant for environments with strict data compartmentalization requirements or where specific log sources contain sensitive personal data subject to access controls.

ManySignal's Triage agent applies correlation deduplication before escalation. Alert storms from the same root cause (a single misconfigured detection rule, a batch deployment event) are grouped into a single case rather than generating thousands of individual escalations. The Detect agent also applies rate limiting per rule to prevent a runaway rule from saturating the pipeline.