AI for SOC and incident response
Understand what happened. Respond with evidence.
The alert is in. Your team needs to know what it means, how far it reaches and how to act. Myrmex brings together context from your tools to support that decision.

An alert is only the beginning of the story.
An authentication, a process and a connection can tell the same story. When every signal lives in a separate console, connecting them falls to the analyst.
Follow the evidence through to a decision.
Start with the queue, investigate the asset, check the indicator’s provenance and extend the analysis across the environment. Each view answers a different question.
“Pull the Elastic, Wazuh and CrowdStrike alerts from the last 24 hours and group them by host.”
Alerts › Alerts, grouped by host
What this example showsThree sources in one queue, grouped by host.
Illustrative scenario. Demonstration data; results depend on the environment and configured policies.
Scan for vulnerabilities. Organize the fix.
Myrmex scans supported devices for vulnerabilities. It links findings to installed packages and versions, brings together risk signals, and hands remediation to AI with authorization and result verification.
Change management › GMUD-0248
What this example showsChange record with window, rollback and two approvals on file.
The next shift should not have to start over.
The response can become a draft automation for review. Auditing helps find the conditions in the environment that continue to feed the risk.
“Turn this response into automation: whenever Wazuh fires that rule, repeat what we did here.”
Books › Generated automation
What this example showsDraft playbook, with trigger and writing steps flagged.
Before putting it to work
How we protect your operationsWhat happens when AI cannot confirm something?
The analysis should identify the missing source or the unvalidated hypothesis. In the examples, inferred links and incomplete readings are shown separately from confirmed facts.
Who decides whether an action can run?
Permissions, scope and approval policies constrain execution. Turning an investigation into a playbook requires reviewing its triggers and the actions that change the environment.
Bring an alert that keeps your SOC busy.
We will demonstrate the investigation, the proposed response and the trail your team can review.