🚀 Thrilled to announce the launch of Prophet Security! With $11M in seed financing from BCV to supercharge SecOps using AI. Our founders @kdshah @vibhav explain why we started Prophet Security #alertfatigue #SecOps #ProphetSecurity #AI #Cybersecurity https://t.co/LNRpXNqC8B

🚨 Can AI SOCs be trusted in regulated environments? We spoke to Grant Oviatt (@ProphetSec ): “Regulated or not, you need to trace from raw evidence to decision. That’s the foundation of trust.” ⚡ Explainability + traceability = compliance 🎧 Full ep LIVE tomorrow 👇

The show floor at Black Hat this year was crowded with vendors promoting agentic AI for the SOC. The term was everywhere, but in many cases it meant little more than traditional automation dressed up in new language.

SIEMs centralize logs and surface alerts. AI SOC Agents take it further by investigating every alert automatically. Together, they give SOCs the visibility of a SIEM and the speed of autonomous investigations. Read more:

Are you skeptical of AI SOC solutions? You’re not alone. In our latest post, we tackle common arguments against them and explain why they’re actually a necessary evolution in security operations. https://t.co/E8KcLcQmZC

We just raised $30M Series A to accelerate what we started: bringing Agentic AI to the heart of security operations as a force multiplier. Huge thanks to @Accel for believing in the team, the mission, and the product https://t.co/v3iPbpLJWv

Prophet Security is sponsoring a Happy Hour in San Francisco on July 31st with our friends at SF ISACA, ISC2 San Francisco Chapter, SF Bay Area ISSA Chapter, and Cyversity Bay Area. https://t.co/KyE6Ph5brm #sfisaca, #infosec, #networking

Cut through the noise. Find the signal. That’s the superpower Prophet AI SOC Analyst gives its customers. But don’t take it from us. Hear it from one of them👇

Historically, Mean Time to Detect has focused on the interval between the start of malicious activity and the moment an alert fires. But that's outdated. Read our blog post to learn how modern SOCs measure MTTD: https://t.co/7piUOhc4tT

One of the best ways to evaluate and quantify the impact of an AI SOC Analyst is to run a proof of value (POV), with real alerts from real alert sources using real data. Check out our blog for a step-by-step guide for running a successful POV https://t.co/nlKUW1sFhy

Is a fully autonomous SOC achievable today? AI-driven tools are transforming security operations, but complete autonomy remains a goal. Explore the current landscape and future prospects:

SOC burnout is real and growing. Agentic AI offers a new way forward: autonomous triage, fewer false positives, and less analyst fatigue. See how it’s changing the game: https://t.co/LZg7qqj3Mz

The AI SOC analyst landscape is evolving fast. From autonomous triage to agentic reasoning, see how the top platforms of 2025 compare—and why Prophet Security leads the pack.

Detection engineering and triage are high-impact, low-capacity functions. AI changes that. See how AI acts as a force multiplier—amplifying coverage, context, and confidence across the SOC:

Great detection is useless without great investigation. Master the alert investigation process with SOC best practices that cut noise, surface real threats, and sharpen response:

Not all SOC metrics are created equal. From MTTR to false negatives, here’s what actually matters when measuring SOC performance, and how to improve it:

Managed SOCs fill the gap when teams need backup. But AI SOC Analysts are changing the game—bringing speed, context, and control back in-house. See how they stack up:

SOC efficiency isn’t just about reducing alert volume. It’s about investigating smarter. See how AI-driven alert investigation speeds up triage, cuts noise, and helps teams focus on real threats:

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SOC automation isn’t new, but AI is unlocking a new level of speed and scale. Learn what sets AI-driven SOC automation apart and why it matters now:

AI agents are changing how incident response gets done. Faster investigations, better context, fewer handoffs. Here’s how modern SOCs are putting them to work: