Activating●AVA
AVA is the AI analyst inside CIOC — purpose-built for SOC and threat-intelligence work. She reads your environment, prioritizes the day's most relevant threats, drafts assessments, generates hunt queries, and writes the report your CISO is about to ask for.
AVA is not a chatbot bolted onto a dashboard. She is the analyst layer of CIOC — designed to operate where a human analyst would, with the same context, the same priorities, and the same outputs. The difference is speed and consistency.
"I was created to help organizations see threats before they become incidents. I stand between your organization and the threat."
Four common workflows where a senior analyst's time used to be required. Each one runs through AVA in under a minute end-to-end. You stay in the loop — you sign off, you decide — but the boring, brittle work is already done.
AVA scans every signal pulled into CIOC since you last logged in — global threat feeds, your vendor list, dark-web indicators, your case queue — and prioritizes everything by relevance to your specific environment.
A morning brief: 4 things you should act on today, why each matters, what's already been escalated automatically. 60 seconds to read, signed off in another 5.
You name a threat actor. AVA pulls the actor's known behaviors, generates a hunt query tuned to your security tooling, and explains what each part of the query is looking for so your analyst learns the technique while running it.
A ready-to-paste hunt query for your SIEM or XDR, a plain-language explanation, and a list of artifacts to look for if matches come back. From question to query in under 30 seconds.
Open any alert or case. AVA reads the underlying signal, cross-references your environment, identifies the most likely attack path, and generates a written threat assessment fit for an analyst handoff or an executive update.
A one-page assessment: what we're seeing, what it likely is, what to verify next, recommended containment. Written, not bullet-pointed. Edit, sign, send.
AVA compiles the last month of activity — cases opened, MTTD and MTTR, top threat actors observed, vendor incidents, AVA-handled vs analyst-handled — into a board-grade summary written in narrative, not bullet salad.
A board-ready brief: executive summary, key metrics, the three things the board should worry about, the three things they shouldn't. PDF export. Generated in 15 seconds, ready for review.
AVA is powerful because she has context — but context is sensitive. These four commitments define how she handles what she sees.
Your environment data, your cases, your vendor lists, your reports — none of it is ever used to train any AI model, ours or our providers'. Contractually enforced upstream.
AVA drafts. Humans approve. No autonomous action is ever taken on your environment without a person in the loop. The default posture is propose-not-execute.
Every AVA output carries its sources and reasoning. If she cites a CVE, the source is linked. If she names a threat actor, the framework reference is shown. No black boxes.
AVA operates inside your tenant. She cannot see, learn from, or reference any other client's data. Cross-tenant context is architecturally impossible.
A 30-minute walkthrough scoped to your sector. We'll run AVA against a recent threat your team handled manually — and show you the time delta.