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Every action the AI agent takes is logged, reasoned, and reviewable. When the audit committee asks why an alert was closed during the overnight shift, the answer is in the record. Analysts can override any call, and the agent explains its reasoning in plain English — not vendor jargon or model output your team can't defend to an examiner.
Simbian connects to the SIEM, EDR, identity, and ticketing systems your SOC already runs (Splunk and Sentinel side-by-side, CrowdStrike and Defender, ServiceNow, Okta or Entra ID). Every alert gets investigated end-to-end with the context of your environment: which sites are on the payment system, which trucks are operating, which acquired company's stack just came online.
AI attacks move faster than human reviewers — automated reconnaissance, generated phishing kits, agents that try a thousand variations until something works. Simbian runs both sides of the loop. The AI Pentest Agent probes the same attack paths an adversary's AI would, and the AI SOC Agent recognizes those paths the moment they show up across your sites and tenants. This is Self-Improving SecOps: every offensive run sharpens the defense, every defended attack makes the next pentest smarter.
From pentest to threat hunt to investigation to response. Every agent works with the SIEM, EDR, identity, and ticketing systems your operations team already runs.
Map the Attack Surface Across Every Site
One Case File Across Splunk and Sentinel
Hunt the Foothold You Just Inherited
Contain Without Taking Ops Down
Distributed operations have distributed weaknesses. Simbian's AI Pentest Agent maps every site in your footprint — corporate offices, transfer stations, landfill control panels, fleet telematics — and surfaces what an attacker would find before they do. Every finding routes straight into the SOC and Threat Hunt agents, so the next investigation already knows what to look for.
Distributed operations have distributed weaknesses. Simbian's AI Pentest Agent maps every site in your footprint — corporate offices, transfer stations, landfill control panels, fleet telematics — and surfaces what an attacker would find before they do. Every finding routes straight into the SOC and Threat Hunt agents, so the next investigation already knows what to look for.
When the deal closes, your SIEM doubles. Splunk on the parent, Sentinel on the acquired estate, two EDR consoles, two ticketing systems. Simbian's AI SOC Agent investigates every alert across both — same case file, same evidence trail. Your analysts stop swivel-chairing between consoles to figure out which system saw the attacker first.
Every acquisition brings a fresh blast radius. Dormant accounts from a contractor management system, lateral movement from a fleet vendor the parent never vetted, footholds that have sat quiet for two quarters. The AI Threat Hunt Agent tests hypotheses across every tenant on a continuous loop and routes findings into the SOC queue with full context.
Containment in an industrial-services environment is a different problem than containment in a bank. The AI NetSecOps Agent takes the actions your runbook calls for (endpoint isolation, identity revocation, ServiceNow tickets) within your change-control rules — and knows which systems can be isolated without paging the 24/7 ops team. The dispatch portal stays up while the compromised endpoint comes off the network.
Simbian's AI agents handle the Tier-1 queue across every site, every tenant, every shift. Your senior analysts spend their day on the privileged-access investigation, the suspicious wire, the executive escalation — not the alerts a junior could close.
Simbian connects to Splunk and Sentinel, CrowdStrike and Defender, ServiceNow and the identity providers your operations team already runs. No log shippers, no rip-and-replace, no new console for your team to learn.
Every agent action is timestamped, reasoned, and reviewable. When the audit committee asks for the case file, the file is already structured. Your team confirms it; they don't assemble it the morning before.
Simbian's AI agents stand up against the SIEM, EDR, identity, and ticketing systems your operations team already runs. ROI shows up in the first week, not after a six-month integration. When the next acquisition closes, the agents extend to the new tenant the same day.
