detection to response powered by your context

A world-class AI SOC platform that knows every detail of your environment, continuously adapts, and earns trust at every layer.

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the complete cyber defense lifecycle

Know
Hunt
Investigate
Act
Adapt
Icons of apps connected by lines to a central 3D sphere labeled context graph, linking to a memories panel.Network sphere labeled 'Context Graph' linked to icons of collaboration and workflow apps above a memories alert interface.
Screenshot of a cybersecurity tool analyzing an Axios supply chain attack report from Unit 42.Flowchart showing triggers, federated hunt, outcomes, and context updates leading to a context graph.
Cybersecurity investigations dashboard showing alerts with priority levels, statuses, and analyst notes.Dashboard showing recent cybersecurity investigations with priority, status, and detection details.
List of five security actions with confidence levels and buttons, linked to four different icons by dashed lines.List of five cybersecurity response actions with confidence levels and execution buttons on a white interface.
Dashboard showing investigation completed with updates on gamebooks and tuned detections linked to context graph.Investigation completed with 2 gamebooks and 2 detections tuned, above a connected network sphere labeled Context Graph.
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“Mate goes beyond processing alerts - it continuously learns how our environment operates. It becomes more attuned to what matters most, helping our team focus on the work that truly strengthens our security posture.”

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Anthony Candeias

Chief Information Security Officer, Bridgewater Associates

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Know

the security context graph

Mate captures the context your tools never recorded, then keeps it sourced, scored, and current.

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Memories

Every fact carries source, confidence, and freshness so agents know what to trust.

Four notes on cybersecurity topics linked by dotted lines to a spherical context graph visualization.Context graph with connected dots and notes on communication, network, and identity behavior below it.

Decision Traces

Mate captures why an analyst made a call, not just the final verdict.

Diagram showing context graph, analyst icon, and internet endpoint flagged for identity and threat intel match.Diagram showing a context graph linked to an analyst with security alerts and status boxes below.

Guardrails

Knows when regulations, business rules, or internal controls constrain what an agent can do.

Context graph connected to blocks describing regulatory scope, approval gate, business rule, and internal control limits.Context graph showing a regulatory scope block due to GDPR patient data restriction in EU database.

Architecture

Maps network topology and where each part of your security stack is deployed.

Diagram showing cloud services feeding into a context graph linking to network and infrastructure alerts.Diagram showing public cloud, software platform, servers, storage, and apps feeding into a central context graph.
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Diagram showing context graph, analyst icon, and internet endpoint flagged for identity and threat intel match.
Context graph connected to blocks describing regulatory scope, approval gate, business rule, and internal control limits.
Diagram showing cloud services feeding into a context graph linking to network and infrastructure alerts.
hunt

find threats before they find you

Paste a threat report or ask in plain language. Mate extracts IOCs and TTPs, then hunts across every connected tool.

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Ask a question.
Or drop the report.

No IOC lists, no query syntax. Paste a CTI report or type what you're hunting for.

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One hunt. Every tool.

Every match across your tools, correlated into one picture and mapped to MITRE, with a detection ready to deploy.

Diagram showing context graph, analyst icon, and internet endpoint flagged for identity and threat intel match.
Dashboard showing detection pipeline for axios postinstall dropper with data sources, threat actors, and federated plan.
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Investigate

Expert-depth logic for every alert

Mate investigates every alert with the same depth your best analyst would bring, grounded in the context it already knows.

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Evidence chain

Collects the artifacts, history, identities, and tool outputs an expert would check.

Email evidence graph showing messages from mail@sf-notifications.com linking to users and a shared link.Diagram showing email flow from mail@sf-notifications.com to james.miller@mate.security and l.daniel@whitejacobs.com.

Expert reasoning

Applies domain-specific decision logic designed by analysts who worked these alerts in production.

User interface showing malware detection steps like data extraction, profiling, process and behavior analysis.Dashboard showing malware detection steps including data extraction, profiling, process chain, behavior, and IOC analysis.

Verified verdict

Returns a clear conclusion with the evidence trail your team can audit and tune.

Security alert detailing Axios NPM supply chain compromise on SCCMserver01 with malicious packages and Python RAT.Security alert describing a confirmed supply chain compromise on SCCMserver01 via malicious NPM packages.
Email evidence graph showing messages from mail@sf-notifications.com linking to users and a shared link.
User interface showing malware detection steps like data extraction, profiling, process and behavior analysis.
Security alert detailing Axios NPM supply chain compromise on SCCMserver01 with malicious packages and Python RAT.
Domain expertise + tool mastery

Security expertise meets tool mastery.

Mate understands the alert category, then works each tool like an expert analyst would.

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Cloud

IAM drift, public exposure, cross-account trust, resource changes, and misconfiguration impact.

Insider risk

Behavioral deviation, peer-group baselines, HR signals, DLP context, and unusual data movement.

Business email

Forwarding rules, invoice changes, executive impersonation, vendor context, and mailbox history.

Endpoint

Process trees, LOLBins, file reputation, sandbox behavior, containment paths, and lateral movement.

Identity

Authentication baselines, JIT access, MFA bypass, privilege escalation, and risky login patterns.

Phishing

Mailbox analysis, sender checks, QR patterns, campaign clustering, URL detonation, and user impact.

Cloud

IAM drift, public exposure, cross-account trust, resource changes, and misconfiguration impact.

Insider risk

Mate understands the alert category, then works each tool like an expert analyst would.

Business email

Forwarding rules, invoice changes, executive impersonation, vendor context, and mailbox history.

Endpoint

Process trees, LOLBins, file reputation, sandbox behavior, containment paths, and lateral movement.

Identity

Authentication baselines, JIT access, MFA bypass, privilege escalation, and risky login patterns.

Phishing

Authentication baselines, JIT access, MFA bypass, privilege escalation, and risky login patterns.

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Comms Workflow
Ticket Context
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Identity + Mail
Cloud Risk
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Email Security
Threat intel
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EDR
Search mastery
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Users + mail
Identity context
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Comms Workflow
Ticket Context
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Identity + Mail
Cloud Risk
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Email Security
Threat intel
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EDR
Search mastery
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Users + mail
Identity context
ACT

Autonomy that proves itself first

Response is not a leap of faith, and agents don't grade their own homework. Mate earns autonomy per category, under deterministic guardrails, after the investigation quality is independently good enough to trust.

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1

Recommend only

Mate investigates and recommends.
Your team decides what can run.

Table shows high risk actions: isolate SCCMserver01 with Microsoft Defender and AWS key rotation with AWS IAM.
2

Supervised

Trusted low-risk steps can run.
Risky changes still ask.

Response approval table showing actions, tools, confidence, guardrails, risk, and review buttons for cybersecurity tasks.
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Auto-run

Trusted categories run end-to-end
under guardrails and audit.

Dashboard showing two security actions with confidence, guardrail status, risk levels, and rollback buttons.
Table of recommended response actions listing isolating SCCMserver01 and AWS key rotation as high risk actions.
Response approval table showing actions, tools, confidence, guardrails, risk, and review buttons for security tasks.
Response approval table showing actions, tools, confidence, guardrail status, and risk assessment with rollback options.

Built in Checks & Balances for Agents

Mate’s platform has built in controls, outside the agent’s reasoning loop  Mate cannot widen its own permissions, expand its own blast radius, hide its own actions, or grade its own accuracy. Each control is enforced by the platform, not by the model.

Scoped operators

Narrow permission boundaries, reversible steps wherever possible, and explicit escalation rules.

Deterministic guardrails

Confidence thresholds, blast-radius limits, and approval paths are enforced outside the agent's reasoning loop.

Auditable action trail

Every action links back to the investigation, evidence, memories, operator output, and final verdict.

Accuracy drift detection

When agents' verdicts begin to conflict with analyst reviews for a category, Mate rolls that category back to Supervised Mode.

Adapt

Gamebooks that adapt when reality changes

Conventional Playbooks are rigid and do not adapt to context. With Mate, closed investigations become editable, dynamic Gamebooks. Reasoning is reused even when context and tools change, and processes do not depend on one playbook author.

EXAMPLE: Your SIEM changes
WHY MATE KEEPS WORKING
Connector swapped
No rebuild
Investigation logic unchanged
adapt

Detection Engineering that Continuously Tunes

Detections are continuously created, tuned, or deprecated based on investigation outcomes and contextual changes, maximizing coverage and relevance.

Adaptive Detection Engineering Library

Cut the noise, turn blind spots into detections.

Table listing detection types with severity, tuning, health, status, rates, and coverage bars by MITRE ATT&CK tactics.Detection Library table showing various cybersecurity threats with status, health, severity, and agreement rate.

Maximal Coverage

Detection coverage scales across the MITRE ATT&CK Framework.

Table listing detection types with severity, tuning, health, status, rates, and coverage bars by MITRE ATT&CK tactics.
Proof in your queue

your first 24 hours with Mate

Mate starts in shadow mode on your real alerts. One investigation shows the reasoning. The first day shows the pattern across the queue.

1
Alert Arrives
00:00
2
Context Loads
00:20
3
Gamebook Runs
02:00
4
Verdict Delivered
09:00
Dashboard showing 66 unworked alerts by category: Identity 18, Phishing 16, Malware 13, Cloud 10, Data leak 9.Live investigation shows context loads at 0:20 with security tags; elite SOC dashboard reports 66 threats and 92% accuracy.Dashboard showing 66 undiscovered threats, 92% accuracy, 7 gamebook tools, and live run tool tasks.Live investigation panel showing escalation to rotate credentials and SOC dashboard with threat stats and accuracy.