Every alert investigated
AI enriches and correlates every signal, including the ones a human team never had time for. Nothing falls off the queue unreviewed.
Saint Fox runs an Intelligent Threat Defense Centre where AI enriches, correlates, and drafts response for every alert. Security Analysts own the decisions. Human-In-Loop gates govern any action that can change your environment.
An autonomous SOC uses AI to do the investigation work on every alert, then routes the decision to a named human. AI investigates. Security Analysts decide. Nothing consequential happens without a person in the loop.
Most SOCs drown in alerts. Analysts triage a fraction, the rest pile up, and real incidents hide in the noise. The fix is not another tool that adds alerts. It is an operating model where AI does the tireless enrichment and correlation, and people spend their judgment where it counts.
A fully autonomous SOC that contains threats on its own sounds appealing until an automated action takes down production at 3am for a false positive. Saint Fox draws a hard line through the workflow.
Twenty-four-seven operations staffed by Security Analysts and AI Agents, with named accountability for every consequential action.
AI enriches and correlates every signal, including the ones a human team never had time for. Nothing falls off the queue unreviewed.
Isolation, revocation, and shutdown move through a named analyst. AI proposes, a human approves, the decision is logged.
Detection and response times engineered for your environment, measured continuously, reported to your leadership.
AI drafts the investigation timeline, pulls related events, and suggests the response. Analysts review and act in minutes.
A second AI checks decision quality and chain of custody, so the work holds up under audit and incident review.
Every action carries a timeline and proof, packaged for audit, insurance, and post-incident review from day one.
A representative 24-hour window. AI clears the volume so analysts focus their judgment on what matters.
Representative volumes for illustration, not a claimed result. Actual figures depend on environment size and telemetry.
When AI does the volume work, two things move at once: detection gets faster, and the cost of covering every alert drops. You spend analyst time on judgment, not triage.
A human queue clears alerts one at a time. AI investigates thousands in parallel, enriching and correlating the moment a signal lands. Threats that used to sit unreviewed for hours surface in minutes, before they spread.
Staffing a 24/7 SOC to manually review every alert means hiring against volume, and volume only grows. AI absorbs the repetitive enrichment and correlation, so analyst headcount scales with complexity rather than with raw alert count.
Directional outcomes for the operating model, not a claimed result. Actual figures depend on your environment, telemetry volume, and current baseline.
Detection catches what trips a rule. Two practices cover the rest: proactive Threat Hunting looks for what has not triggered yet, and DFIR takes over the moment an incident is confirmed.
Hypothesis-driven hunts across your telemetry, with AI surfacing the anomalies and outliers a rule would miss. The goal is to find dwell-time intrusions and quiet, living-off-the-land activity before they become an incident.
When an incident is confirmed, DFIR takes over. The team contains it, reconstructs exactly what happened, and produces a forensic record that holds up for auditors, insurers, and regulators.
Telemetry flows in from across your stack. AI ingests, triages, correlates, and investigates every alert, then proposes a verdict. Autonomy is set per action. Low risk and reversible work runs on its own. Consequential actions wait for a named Security Analyst. Every step is logged.
isolate host, revoke session, block, contain
Response actions run only at the autonomy level you set. Anything consequential routes through the Human-In-Loop gate for a named analyst to approve before it executes.
inputs, reasoning, approvals, actions, tamper-evident
Every decision is written to a tamper-evident ledger: the inputs the AI saw, the reasoning, who approved, and what was done. This is the record your auditors and insurers ask for.
analyst feedback tunes detections
When an analyst corrects or confirms a verdict, that feedback tunes the detections. The pipeline gets sharper with every decision instead of drifting.
dialed up only as accuracy proves out, dialed down the moment a live breach is detected
Planning targets, not claimed results. Actual figures depend on environment and integrations.
The autonomy is in the investigation work, not the decisions. AI enriches, correlates, and drafts response for every alert around the clock, which no human team can do at scale. Security Analysts then make the call on anything consequential. The model removes the grind and keeps the judgment.
iTDC stands for Intelligent Threat Defense Centre. It is the Saint Fox operating core where telemetry is triaged, correlated, and investigated by AI, then routed to Security Analysts for decisions. Human-In-Loop gates govern every action that can change your environment.
No. Saint Fox does not claim autonomous containment or remediation. AI proposes the action and assembles the evidence, but isolation, revocation, and shutdown require a named analyst to approve through a Human-In-Loop gate. This protects you from automated actions firing on false positives.
We set MTTD and MTTR targets engineered for your environment, then measure against them continuously. The figures are reported to your leadership with the context behind each incident, so the numbers mean something rather than sitting in a dashboard.
No. We operate on top of the telemetry you already produce. EDR, network, email, IAM, cloud, and AI application logs feed the iTDC. If you have gaps, we advise on coverage, but the goal is to make your existing investment work harder, not to rip and replace.
Security Analysts and Principal Engineers. Analysts own the decisions and the Human-In-Loop approvals. Principal Engineers tune detections, build integrations, and lead complex investigations. We never refer to the team as operators, because the work is judgment, not button-pushing.
Every action carries a sealed timeline and proof. That package supports audit, cyber insurance claims, regulator questions, and internal post-incident review. Because it is captured as the work happens, there is no scramble to reconstruct what occurred weeks later.
Pricing is scoped to your telemetry volume, the number of integrations, and the coverage hours you need. Most engagements begin with a SOC assessment to baseline the current state, then move to a managed retainer. Contact us for a tailored proposal.
Telemetry connections and detection tuning typically take a few weeks, with the iTDC taking first watch on the highest-value sources early rather than waiting for full coverage.
The iTDC lives in Implement, with Learn tuning it every week from live cases, hunts, and purple team findings. Validate sets its baseline and Enhance reports its evidence to the Board.
Book a session with a Principal Engineer. We walk through a real alert end to end and show you where the gaps are.