AI SOC

Zenjin AI Security Operations Center

Fewer alerts. Faster answers you can trust.

Zenjin AI Security Operations Center scores every alert with evidence you can see into, suggests the next action while you stay in control, and runs Threat Hunter to find what your rules missed.

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At a glance

  • Score

    Confidence you can inspect

  • Decide

    AI suggests, you confirm

  • Hunt

    What rules missed

  • Ledger

    How the AI got there

Why we built an AI SOC.

Breaches go unnoticed for months while analysts drown in alerts. In 80 seconds, see how Zenjin turns that noise into answers your team can act on.

One alert. Score, decide, hunt.

Noise collapses to the alerts that matter. Each one carries a confidence score, a suggested action, and a hunt path when rules never fired.

Alert scoring

Confidence and evidence on every alert, not a black-box priority number.

Analyst-in-the-loop

AI suggests the next move. You confirm, override, or escalate.

Threat Hunter

Find what detection rules missed, with a trail you can defend.

Investigation ledger

Every AI step recorded so you can show how the answer was reached.

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Today vs Zenjin

Noise is not a strategy.

Today

Thousands of alerts. A few that matter.

Thousands of alerts. A few that matter. Analysts drown in noise while the real attack hides in the queue.

  • Alert flood
  • Black-box priority
  • Missed by rules
  • No trail
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With Zenjin

Scored, decided, hunted, with a ledger.

Every alert gets a confidence score. AI suggests. You decide. Threat Hunter finds the gaps your rules never saw.

  • Scored
  • You decide
  • Threat Hunter
  • Ledger
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Score, decide, hunt

Score the alert, keep the human in the decision, hunt what rules missed.

  1. 01

    Score it

    Confidence you can inspect: signals that agree, context that matters, noise that drops away.

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  2. 02

    You decide

    AI suggests escalate, contain, or close. The analyst keeps the final call.

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  3. 03

    Hunt what rules missed

    Threat Hunter walks the trail across logs and identities for the attack that never fired a rule.

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Who it is for

  • SOC
  • CISO
  • Detection engineering
  • IR

FAQ

  • No. It sits on the alert stream you already have. Scoring, decisions, and hunting make the queue usable. Your SIEM and logs stay the source of truth.

  • You do. AI suggests escalate, contain, or close with the evidence behind the suggestion. The analyst confirms or overrides.

  • A hunt that looks past fired rules. It follows identities, logs, and related events to surface attacks that never tripped a detection.

  • Yes. Confidence is inspectable: which signals agreed, which context mattered, and what was discounted as noise.

  • Suggestions are labeled as AI suggestions. Overrides are first-class. The investigation ledger records what the AI did and what the human decided.

  • Identity, observability, and compliance share the same control layer. A hunt finding can become evidence. An agent identity can explain who did what.

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