Identity agent
Suspicious sign-in from an unusual location
Investigates sign-ins, sessions, privilege, authentication, and identity activity.
Identity security connects a sign-in to the user, session, and access involved.
SPECIALIZED SECURITY AGENTS
One investigation.
Specialists for every part of it.
NextSOC coordinates specialized security agents across identity, endpoint, cloud, network, email, threat intelligence, and correlation so evidence from different systems becomes one investigation.
Investigation in motionIllustrative investigation
Incoming signalSuspicious sign-in detectedIdentity context requested
NextSOCAGENTIC ORCHESTRATION
ONE INCIDENTAccount compromiseResponse subject to approval
Sign-in evidence
Identity
Suspicious sign-in from an unusual location
WaitingCloud event
Cloud
New privileged access observed
WaitingEndpoint activity
Endpoint
Suspicious process activity detected
WaitingThreat context
Threat intelligence
Destination associated with known threat activity
WaitingRelated entities
Correlation
Evidence linked to the same user and device
WaitingResponse context
Governance
Proposed response evaluated against policy
WaitingDifferent specialists. One coordinated investigation.
01 WHY SPECIALIZATION
Security investigations
are not one job.
A real incident can cross identity, endpoints, cloud infrastructure, network activity, email, and data. NextSOC uses specialized agents so each part of the investigation can be handled with the right security context.
01
Compromised identity
Identity context02
Suspicious cloud access
Cloud context03
Endpoint execution
Endpoint context04
Network communication
Network context05
Data access
Correlated evidenceFollow the evidence, wherever it leads. Explore security use cases
02 SPECIALIST AGENTS
The right expertise enters
when the investigation needs it.
Specialized expertise enters as evidence arrives. Each agent contributes its security context while the investigation stays connected.
Specialist expertise. Shared evidence.Illustrative investigation
Endpoint agent
Suspicious process activity detected
Analyzes endpoint evidence, suspicious processes, host behavior, and endpoint security context.
Endpoint security adds host and process context to the same investigation.
Cloud agent
New privileged access observed
Investigates cloud control-plane activity, access changes, and cloud security context.
Cloud security reveals how permissions and resource activity relate to the alert.
Network agent
Unusual outbound communication observed
Examines network communications, suspicious destinations, traffic patterns, and cross-system activity.
Network security connects the destination and communication pattern to the affected device.
Email agent
Related phishing evidence identified
Investigates email activity, message context, mailbox behavior, and phishing-related evidence.
Email security helps connect a suspicious message to subsequent identity activity.
Threat intelligence agent
Destination associated with known threat activity
Adds reputation, adversary, and threat context to investigation evidence.
Threat intelligence adds context to the evidence without replacing its assessment.
Correlation agent
Evidence linked to the same user and device
Connects evidence across users, devices, identities, sessions, systems, and events.
Related findings become one incident with a shared sequence of events.
Governance agent
Proposed response evaluated against policy
Checks evidence, policy boundaries, and response controls before sensitive actions proceed.
Supported actions remain bounded by permissions, policy, and human approval where required.
03 COORDINATED INVESTIGATION
Specialists work together.
The investigation stays unified.
NextSOC coordinates specialist findings into one investigation so context is not trapped inside individual tools or domains.
From separate findings to shared contextIllustrative investigation
Identity findingRepeated sign-in recordCloud findingEndpoint findingNetwork findingThreat intelligence
NextSOCRelated entities connected
UNIFIED INCIDENT
One connected sequence.
Duplicate evidence consolidated
Related activity placed in context
Findings ready for a decision
Separate findingsInvestigation unfolding
04 BUILT TO CHALLENGE CONCLUSIONS
The first answer should not
automatically become the final answer.
NextSOC can test the leading conclusion against contradictory evidence and plausible benign explanations before a high-confidence decision is reached.
A conclusion should stand up to scrutinyIllustrative investigation
INITIAL HYPOTHESIS
Account compromise
Unusual sign-in activityConsider another explanation.
Assessing the leading hypothesis
REASSESS THE EVIDENCE
Context can change the conclusion.
A plausible benign explanation is considered alongside evidence of a threat.
BENIGN EXPLANATION
Expected activity explains the sign-in.
In this example, the device, travel, and approved session provide a consistent explanation. The original hypothesis is revised.
CONFIRMED THREAT
Related activity still supports compromise.
In this example, unexpected privilege changes and suspicious endpoint activity conflict with the benign explanation. The threat conclusion is retained.
Conceptual examples. No single signal determines the verdict.
05 EVIDENCE-DRIVEN
Agents reason from evidence.
Not from guesswork.
Investigation findings are tied back to the evidence collected from connected security systems so decisions can be reviewed and understood.
CLAIM
Suspicious account activity
SupportedSign-in evidenceEndpoint activityCloud eventNetwork destinationThreat context
SupportedPartially supportedContradicted
Related evidence supports the claim. The finding remains linked to its source context.
Illustrative assessments, not a scoring formula.
06 GOVERNED AUTONOMY
Agents can move fast.
Policy decides how far.
NextSOC operates within defined controls so supported actions can proceed automatically, remain policy-governed, or require human approval.
Investigation completeProposed responsePolicy
Await an authorized reviewer.
The proposed action stays on hold until the required human approval is given.
Illustrative paths. Production actions depend on supported integrations, permissions, and policy.
07 ACROSS YOUR SECURITY STACK
One agentic layer across
the domains where threats move.
Identity, cloud, network, endpoint, email, and data contribute context to the same investigation. Threats move across tools. NextSOC follows the evidence across them.
Follow the incident across domainsIllustrative investigation
IdentityEvidence connected
CloudEvidence connected
EndpointEvidence connected
DataEvidence connected
NetworkAvailable context
EmailAvailable context
One incidentContext crosses tool boundaries.
Identity contextInvestigation unfolding
Your existing security tools stay in place. Explore integrations
08 ONE COORDINATED OPERATION
From signal to investigation to action.
NextSOC coordinates specialized AI security agents to investigate alerts, connect evidence across security domains, challenge conclusions, and support response within defined controls.
- 01Alert
- 02Specialist agents
- 03Evidence
- 04Correlation
- 05Decision
- 06Governance
- 07Response
NextSOC is an agentic security operations platform for autonomous investigation and response across your existing security stack.
Why use specialized agents instead of one general AI model?
Different security domains need different context. Specialized agents focus on the evidence relevant to their role while contributing to a shared investigation.
How do NextSOC agents work together?
NextSOC coordinates specialist findings, connects related evidence, and carries context forward as the investigation develops. The result is one investigation rather than isolated answers.
Do agents act independently?
Agents perform focused work within a coordinated investigation. Their access and supported actions remain bounded by the permissions and controls of the operating environment.
How does NextSOC prevent agents from taking unrestricted actions?
Integration permissions, policy controls, and authorization requirements bound supported actions. Sensitive responses can require human approval before execution.
Can agents work across multiple security tools?
Yes. Supported integrations bring evidence from different tools into the investigation. Available evidence and actions depend on the connections and permissions enabled.
Does every investigation use every agent?
No. The expertise involved follows the needs of the investigation. An identity alert and an endpoint alert can require different evidence and specialist contributions.
Can humans review agent decisions?
Yes. Recorded findings and supporting evidence help people review investigation decisions. Human oversight and approval remain part of the response model.
SEE THE AGENTS IN ACTION
Watch a security
investigation come together.
See how NextSOC coordinates specialized agents across your existing security stack to investigate alerts, connect evidence, and support response.