AI-Powered Security

IncidentIQ

AI Incident Response Copilot

Turn raw security logs into actionable incident intelligence using AI. Instant threat explanation, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, and remediation guidance.

Try the Demo
incidentiq-analysis

Process

How It Works

From raw security data to actionable intelligence in seconds.

STEP 01

Security Logs

Ingest raw logs from SIEM, EDR, cloud trails, and firewall events in any format.

STEP 02

AI Threat Detection

Deep analysis powered by AI identifies attack patterns, anomalies, and indicators of compromise.

STEP 03

MITRE ATT&CK Mapping

Automatically maps detected techniques to the MITRE ATT&CK framework for standardized classification.

STEP 04

Response Strategy

Generates actionable remediation steps, executive summaries, and incident response playbooks.

Intelligence Engine

AI Analysis Pipeline

Watch how IncidentIQ processes raw security data through its intelligence engine in real time.

PIPELINE STATUS
IDLE

Logs Received

Waiting...

Threat Detection

Waiting...

MITRE Technique Mapping

Waiting...

Response Strategy Generated

Waiting...

Intelligence Output

Example Incident Report

See what an AI-generated threat intelligence briefing looks like.

IncidentIQ Incident Report
INC-2026-0342

Threat Level

HIGH

Confidence

86%

Incident Summary

Encoded PowerShell command executed from WINWORD.EXE suggesting possible macro-based malware delivery. The obfuscated command attempts to download and execute a remote payload, consistent with a living-off-the-land binary (LOLBin) attack pattern.

MITRE ATT&CK

ExecutionT1059.001 - PowerShellDefense EvasionT1027 - Obfuscated FilesInitial AccessT1566.001 - Spearphishing

Recommended Response

1
Isolate affected host from network immediately
2
Rotate all compromised credentials
3
Block suspicious IP at perimeter firewall
4
Review PowerShell execution logs for lateral movement
5
Scan endpoints for indicators of compromise

Executive Summary

A potentially malicious document was opened by an employee, triggering hidden code execution on their workstation. The attack appears to be an initial compromise attempt that could lead to data exfiltration or ransomware deployment. Immediate containment actions have been recommended and should be executed within the next 30 minutes to prevent lateral movement across the network.

Coming Soon

IncidentIQ Early Access

IncidentIQ is currently available as a web demo. A desktop security copilot for SOC analysts is coming soon.

Try Web Demo