The SOC
you can build on

Correlate endpoint, identity, cloud, and network telemetry onto one live entity graph. Then let human-gated playbooks and a tool-using AI analyst work the triage your team doesn't have the headcount for.

Enterprise SOC platform One graph for every signal you collect ->
Collects from
Okta
Entra ID
Google Workspace
AWS
Azure
GCP
NetFlow
Syslog
STIX / TAXII
Sigma rules
+ Proprietary Our own agent ETW • eBPF
How it works

Four layers, one continuous story.

01Your fleet

Collect

Our own ETW and eBPF sensor on every endpoint, plus cloud scanners, identity pollers, and flow collectors — all publishing onto one durable event stream.

02Our detection

Detect

1,770 Sigma-compatible rules, behavioural baselining, and threat-intel enrichment run against every event in real time — producing findings, not just searchable logs.

03Our graph

Correlate

Every finding lands on the same entity graph, so a phishing logon and a later credential dump read as one story — not two unrelated alerts in two consoles.

04Your analysts

Decide

A playbook proposes containment and an analyst approves it. Nothing destructive ever fires on its own, and every step is already on the audit trail.

The platform

Every pillar a SOC runs, under one API.

Not five point tools stitched together after the fact — one entity graph, one detection engine, one audit trail, from the first commit.

o---o---o |\ /|\ /| o-#-o-#-o
Telemetry

SIEM & XDR

Rule matching, behavioural baselining, and threat-intel enrichment across endpoint, identity, cloud, and network — correlated on one graph, not four consoles.

1,770 rules / neo4j graph
auto ..> [ ! ] | human [ok]
Containment

SOAR, human-gated

Playbooks trigger on real findings, but every destructive step — isolate host, kill process, quarantine file — waits for an analyst's approval before it runs.

propose / approve / act
o--o--o \ | / (*) retrieve
Reasoning

AI analyst

Pulls the affected entity's real graph neighbourhood before its first reasoning turn, then investigates with an analyst's own tools. Its conclusions still need a human's sign-off.

graph-aware / provider-agnostic
+-----+ ETW | ... | eBPF +-----+ user-mode
Sensor

Endpoint agent

Our own EDR sensor, not a third-party feed. Process, registry, file, image-load and injection telemetry — without a kernel driver's blast radius.

windows & linux, one agent
(*)--( )--(o) | | | STIX TAXII decay
Intel

Threat intel

A standalone IOC lifecycle and feed-curation pillar — STIX/TAXII ingestion, confidence decay over time, real external enrichment — feeding detection rather than sitting beside it.

stix / taxii / decay
| [x] real evidence | ( ) honest null +------------------
Audit

Compliance

An immutable, append-only trail of every action, plus SOC 2-shaped control mapping — backed by real queries against real data, never a fabricated pass on a control nothing verified.

real evidence, or an honest null
0
detection rules
0
telemetry surfaces
0
services, one API
0
autonomous destructive actions
Why Imfuse

Built for the SOC you actually staff.

// 01 Correlation

Not more dashboards

One entity graph across every surface means an alert arrives carrying its own context. The related host, user, and process are one click away — not a second tool's login screen.

// 02 Trust

Automation that asks first

Destructive response is proposed, never silently executed. Your analysts stay the last word on anything that touches a real host or a real account.

// 03 Pricing

No per-gigabyte anxiety

Licensed by deployment, not metered per log line. Retention decisions get made for security reasons instead of to protect next month's bill.

// 04 Ownership

Your data, your choice

Hosted by us or licensed on-prem — the identical codebase, gated by a signed licence. Nothing here is a cut-down "cloud edition" or a fork somebody has to maintain.

Get started

Run Imfuse against your
own environment for 30 days.

No forklift migration to see it work. We'll scope a pilot around whichever telemetry surface is costing your team the most sleep right now.

Request a pilot ->

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