Your AI security team
Eight specialists, one team, on duty 24/7
A full security operations center organized in three tiers: monitoring, response, and senior threat hunting. Every specialist is built on Claude's most advanced models, and they cost a fraction of one human analyst.
Each specialist is an AI model with a named domain, a fixed set of grounding sources and a human oversight desk behind it. The portraits are illustrations, not photographs of staff.
Tier 1 · Monitoring & Triage (always on)
Ava
Endpoint Triage
Reads every alert on every device, separates real threats from noise, and escalates what matters.
MITRE ATT&CKCISA KEV
Amie
Detection Engineering
Turns new attack techniques and CVEs into detections for your fleet, tests them, and retires the noisy ones.
MITRE ATT&CKCISA KEV
Hailey
Access & Hardening
Watches account access and the hardening state of every device: failed checks, unusual logins, privilege changes.
MITRE ATT&CKNIST 800-53
Tier 2 · Investigation & Response
Michael
Incident Response
Contains active threats, recommends the next step, and documents every action for your records.
MITRE ATT&CKHIPAA Security Rule
George
Asset & Vulnerability
Keeps the inventory honest and ranks every vulnerability by real, exploitable risk so your limited time goes where it matters.
CISA KEVNIST 800-53
Robert
Compliance & HIPAA
Keeps your policies, risk posture, and HIPAA evidence current, and flags a gap before an auditor does.
HIPAA Security RuleNIST 800-53
Tier 3 · Threat Hunting & Forensics (senior)
Brendon
Forensics & Malware
Reverse-engineers what an attacker did and what a file really is, in an isolated sandbox, and writes it up as evidence.
MITRE ATT&CKCISA KEV
Geoff
Recovery & Continuity
Checks that backups ran, that restores work, and that the practice can keep seeing patients after a bad day.
MITRE ATT&CKNIST 800-53
Assessed, not assumed. Each specialist is grounded on primary sources: the text of the HIPAA Security Rule itself, the NIST security control catalog, the MITRE ATT&CK knowledge base, and CISA’s catalog of vulnerabilities under active attack. 3,772 documents in all. The assessment is mechanical: the right document has to be retrieved, every claim has to cite it, a made-up answer scores zero, and a correct “I don’t know” where the data ends is scored as right. They are re-assessed on every update, and a human stands behind them: every consequential action runs under a review policy you sign at onboarding.
