AI SOC
Investigate every alert across your security tools and take action on what it finds, under the response policy your team sets.
Cantina connects your security stack and gives every agent a shared understanding of your environment. What one discovers, others can build on: from findings in your code to investigations in your cloud. A foundation built for security turns that context into coordinated action, within your policies and with evidence you can inspect.
Run one and you get a good product. Run two and each one gets better, because what the first proved is what the second stops guessing about.
Finds the chained logic flaws scanners and human review miss, proves they are exploitable, writes the patch, and retests it.
What Apex proves exploitable today becomes the reason Clarion treats tomorrow's alert on that path as real.
Works the alert queue to a verdict, contains the host, revokes the access, merges the fix, and keeps the evidence.
It investigates against everything the platform already knows, so it is not starting from an empty page on every alert.
Turns a flood of researcher submissions into a short list your team can act on, with impact already validated.
Reports that repeat a known finding close themselves, because the platform has already seen the issue and the fix.
Spearbit's researchers and AI-native review, securing protocols before they ship and watching them after they do.
Findings land in the same record as everything else, so a protocol's history travels with it across reviews.
One shared record of your environment, the connections that keep it current, the controls that bound what happens next, and the agents that do the work.
Think of it as a company brain built for security: your full technical operating environment in one place, everything that has already happened to it, and the business context that says what any of it is worth.
Agents read it before they act and write back what they learn. They also keep it current, so a service that changes owner or an SLA that tightens is reflected in the next decision rather than the next audit.
Connect the tools you already run. Signals arrive from cloud, identity, endpoint, and code, and actions go back out to the same places.
Read-only by default, write access scoped per action, skills versioned and human-readable, and every decision on the record.
Use the agents Cantina builds, adapt a proven one, or write your own. Each runs inside the autonomy policy you set for it.
Works with the stack you already run, including:
See every integrationStart with one workflow, one backlog, or an entire security function.
Write access demands a higher bar. Here's ours.
Independently audited controls, continuous monitoring, and regular third-party penetration tests. Reports available under NDA.
Your data never trains shared models. Agents are evaluated against your policies before they earn autonomy in your environment.
Scoped, revocable credentials per integration, single-tenant memory, and a complete audit trail for every action an agent takes.
Agentic security in practice
Explore the agents the platform can direct and the practical guidance behind permissions, approvals, identity, and verified action.
See the prebuilt agents, adaptation paths, permissions, approvals, and audit controls inside Clarion.
Read moreA practical security framework for permissions, approvals, identity, and tool access in agentic systems.
Read moreA practical model for permission limits, verification checkpoints, and monitoring agent behavior.
Read moreField reports, checklists, and technical guidance for security teams adopting agents responsibly.
Read moreBring a real backlog. In thirty minutes we'll show you what closing the loop actually looks like.
Tell us where work stalls and we’ll build the walkthrough around your stack.
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Only for the actions you delegate. Every integration starts read-only. You grant write scopes for specific actions such as merging a PR, containing a host, or revoking a grant, and you can require human approval for any of them. Agents that only triage never need write access at all.
It pauses the run and reaches a person over Slack, SMS, or a phone call with the full context and the proposed action. Once approved, it continues exactly where it stopped. Nothing irreversible happens without the policy you set allowing it.
Yes. An agent combines skills for triage, remediation, and human escalation with access to your connected tools. Start from one of the dozens of community templates or compose your own, then schedule it for recurring work like weekly stale-repo sweeps.