Frequently Asked Questions

ThreatLens is an enterprise-grade, AI-augmented automation layer that acts as an expert SOC analyst. It connects to your existing stack to continuously analyze telemetry, enrich alerts, and orchestrate response—without replacing your current tools.

No. ThreatLens sits on top of your existing SIEM, EDR, and XDR. It acts as an intelligence and automation overlay, making your current tools smarter and your team faster, without requiring infrastructure changes.

Traditional SOAR focuses on rigid, linear workflow automation. ThreatLens focuses on intelligence first—using AI to analyze, reason, and confirm threats before triggering any automation. It builds context before taking action.

We eliminate alert fatigue and manual triage. By automating the heavy lifting—telemetry analysis, enrichment, and correlation—ThreatLens ensures analysts only focus on high-confidence, actionable incidents.

Instead of raw data, ThreatLens produces analyst-grade deliverables: complete investigation summaries, MITRE ATT&CK mappings, incident timelines, and ready-to-execute response recommendations.

We integrate via API with major platforms like Splunk, QRadar, Microsoft Defender, CrowdStrike, and SentinelOne. We ingest raw alerts and transform them into fully enriched, correlated investigations—giving your SOC team the complete context they need to take decisive action.

Yes. We use AI to interpret telemetry and score confidence. This dramatically reduces false positives by filtering out noise and ensuring only validated, high-context threats reach human analysts.

We automate the investigation to enable the response. ThreatLens analyzes the threat and recommends the specific remediation steps, but the final decision to execute remains with your SOC team, ensuring full human control.

It is autonomous in analysis (it thinks on its own) but controlled in execution. You define the guardrails. ThreatLens handles the investigation; you hold the keys to the response.

Yes. We are built for high-trust enterprises with strict Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), full audit trails for every AI decision, and tenant-isolated data handling.

We prioritize privacy by design. Data is processed in isolated environments, and we provide full transparency into what data is ingested and how it is used for analysis.

Yes. ThreatLens supports multi-tenant architecture, allowing MSSPs to scale high-quality threat intelligence and response across multiple customer environments from a single view.