The AI kit for Security Engineers

Assesses threats across logs, malware, traffic, and architecture, for example modeling an attacker path to your public API.

Builds plans and checklists for scans, pen tests, risk assessments, and audits, such as scoping next quarter's penetration test.

Automates monitoring, detection, response, and compliance workflows, like a daily alert triage routine for your SOC.

Hardens infrastructure and automates security controls in CI/CD, for example adding secret scanning to every pull request.

Like "Explain a CVE in Plain Terms"

Like "Draft a SIEM Detection Query"

Like "Explain Security Tool Configuration Options"

Like "Draft an Incident Timeline"

Devices back in compliance, with stragglers identified and escalated

Unexplained log anomalies turned into evidence-backed draft incidents, and explained ones closed

Shared folders with access that matches what owners confirm, and no one locked out

Every new IoT device identified, inventoried and confined to only the access it needs

Ask your AI to search Panther security logs, check alerts, and review detections in plain English.

Lets your AI look up IP addresses, devices, DNS records and known security flaws using Shodan.

Lets your AI check links, files, IP addresses and domains for signs of malware or scams.

Ask your AI to read a network capture file and explain what happened inside it.

Flarehawk: per-tenant ML that ingests your logs, learns your baseline, and scores anomalies against what's normal for your environment, continuously adapting so

Strix is an open-source AI penetration-testing agent that finds and validates vulnerabilities, produces PoCs and compliance-ready reports to accelerate security

Google Gemini 3.8 Flash is a fast, lower-cost model for developers building autonomous agents and handling long-horizon coding tasks. A variant called Gemini 3.

Polaris actively monitors cybersecurity threats, reducing the attack surface and helping teams prioritize updates by alerting only on events that directly impac

Validate application findings with evidence before they reach developers, cutting false positives and manual triage.

Catch security issues before merge with review tied to source lines, keeping the reviewer in control.

Collect audit evidence once and map it to several frameworks, so certification prep stops restarting every year.

Turn permission rules into allowed and denied test cases, so access control changes are proven, not assumed.

Conducts systematic security audits, compliance assessments, and risk evaluations across systems and processes.

Conduct authorized penetration tests to identify and validate exploitable vulnerabilities.

Assess severity, stabilize systems, coordinate communication, and produce blameless post-incident reports.

Guides security professionals through compliance, threat modeling, and risk assessments.