Your SOC doesn't need another verdict.It needs the case closed.
OmniSense investigates every alert end to end, then closes it. Every action passes a governance gate you define, and every step is on the record.
Thousands of alerts a day. Your team only touches what matters.
OmniSense triages, investigates, and closes the routine alerts on its own. Every autonomous action passes through the governance gate you define, and analysts step in only when a case needs a human call.
Autonomy stops where you say it stops.
Set the level per action, not per platform. OmniSense acts on its own inside those limits and waits for a named human outside them — every time, with the decision recorded.
- Observe
- Recommend
- Act with approval
- Act within policy (current setting)
| Action | Policy |
|---|---|
| Enrich and correlate alert | Automatic |
| Close benign duplicate case | Automatic |
| Quarantine endpoint | Approval required |
| Disable user account | Approval required |
| Isolate production server | Never automatic |
OmniSense™
The platform running governed autonomous security.
One system from detection through to closure. Investigation, response, reporting, and threat intel on shared context, not four tools you integrate.
The reasoning is a model. The enforcement is code.
OmniSense™ in motion
Every connected source lands in one stream. OmniSense correlates, triages, and closes what it can under your policy, then hands the rest to an analyst with the investigation already done.
Every connection is something OmniSense can act on.
OmniSense connects to the SIEM, endpoint, identity, and ticketing tools your SOC already runs. Each connection becomes an action agents can take, governed by the same policy you set for everything else. When something in your environment is not in the catalog, you build the integration yourself against the open integration framework, and it arrives under the same policy model as the rest. Air-gapped deployments included.
