Each agent takes on a core SOC function end to end, not a task inside somebody else's workflow. The AI Threat Intel Analyst works your advisories, the AI Threat Hunter runs your hunts, and the AI SOC Analyst investigates your alerts. That is the function itself, from the first signal to the verdict, rather than one automated step you still have to build a process around. Each hands off with context intact, so the next agent picks up where the last one stopped.

Dropzone AI connects to the SIEM, endpoint, cloud and identity tools you already run through 90+ pre-trained integrations, in about an hour. There is no migration project and no logs to move. The incumbent tools stay where they are, and findings hand off into the SIEM, SOAR or case management tool your team already uses.

Dropzone AI was the first AI SOC analyst to market, in 2023, and the agents now run in 300+ production environments including Fortune 500, Global 100 and federal agencies. Those years are in the product. The agents have been investigating real alerts in real environments since before most of this category existed, and the problems that come with being early have already been worked out here. Fourteen U.S. patents cover how the agents work together.

FedRAMP Certified (Class D) and DoD IL5, with SOC 2 Type II in place. Each customer runs in a dedicated tenant, no customer data trains the models, and regional deployment is on request.