Put agents to work across the SOC you already have. They triage and investigate alerts, check intelligence, hunt across systems, tune detections and carry out responses. Your team sets the gates: which actions run on their own, which wait for a person, and which are off.
Mitigate queries each connected system in place, reasons over what comes back and takes the next step the gates allow. One piece of work leads to the next: an investigation can start a hunt, a hunt can produce a rule, and a confirmed finding can trigger containment in the tool that owns it. Every query, result and action goes into the record.
A proof of concept with Mitigate is scored on these measures, against your own alerts and your own tools.
| No. | Measure | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Alerts closed | Alerts from the proof of concept that ended with a Mitigate verdict, as a share of all alerts. |
| 02 | Median verdict time | Median time from the alert firing to a verdict that cites its evidence. |
| 03 | Hands-off responses | Approved actions that ran end to end with no manual step. |
| 04 | Analyst sign-off rate | Share of Mitigate verdicts that reviewing analysts did not change. |
| 05 | Left for humans | Alerts that still needed an analyst or an outside provider to finish. |
| 06 | Per-case cost | Analyst time measured during the trial plus platform cost, divided by cases worked. |
Point Mitigate at one queue and count how many alerts it closes with evidence before your team logs in.