OwlSOC is an AI Security Operations Center that plugs into the tools you already run: Microsoft Sentinel, Defender, AWS. It gives your team an analyst-grade report on every alert, 24/7. No agents. No rip-and-replace. You approve every action.
Security teams aren't short on alerts. They're short on hours, on people, and on a way to investigate every alert the moment it fires, whether that's 3am on a Sunday or 11am on a Tuesday.
A mid-sized estate fires hundreds of alerts a day across identity, endpoint, mail, and cloud. Most get a glance, a tag, and a close. The one that mattered is still in the queue.
An overnight token-theft becomes a Monday-morning incident. By the time anyone's looked, the dwell time is already measured in days, not minutes.
Five analysts on shift pattern, a lead, a manager, the tooling on top. North of £500k a year before you investigate the first alert. Most teams can't justify it. Most go without.
“The breach that hurts you isn't the one you missed. It's the one you triaged in nine seconds at 4pm on Friday.”
Nothing to migrate, no agents to roll out. OwlSOC reads from your existing security stack and gives your team the investigation depth of a 24/7 SOC, without the headcount.
Read-only, in minutes.
OAuth into Microsoft Sentinel, Defender, or your AWS security stack. No agents to push. No endpoints to install. Nothing in your traffic path.
Every alert. Automatically.
The moment an alert fires, OwlSOC triages it automatically and, on every alert, runs the AI investigation a human analyst would: pulls the relevant logs, correlates the signals, resolves the entities. Typically under two minutes, around the clock.
Analyst-grade. Evidence-linked.
You get a plain-language verdict, a chronological timeline, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, the affected entities, and a recommended next action. Each claim is tied back to the source log.
You stay in control.
OwlSOC recommends. Humans decide. A human approves or rejects every containment action; execution then runs through a write connector only on the scopes you’ve granted. Full audit trail. Reversible actions undo in one click; the few that can’t be are flagged before you approve.
These are synthetic alerts, shown in the same shape as the product reports them: the same verdict, timeline, MITRE mapping, evidence chain, and recommended actions your team would see when OwlSOC is watching your tenant. Pick a scenario.
Why: Multiple independent signals converge: the phishing click, the token issuance, and the geographically impossible replay form a coherent AiTM chain with no plausible benign explanation.
The calibrated confidence and written narrative come from AI investigation, a separate optional step. Standard triage gives you a score and an “uncertain — needs review” default until a human or the AI confirms it.
A privileged admin account signed in from London at 11:42 UTC and from Singapore at 13:08 UTC. That journey isn't physically possible in 86 minutes. The second session reuses a refresh token issued earlier the same day and bypassed MFA via the existing token. The pattern matches recent adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) phishing campaigns targeting the Microsoft 365 admin role. Containment recommended.
Adversary-in-the-middle phishing campaign captured a refresh token, which was then replayed from a different geography to access the admin account without triggering MFA.
Recommendations only. Execution happens via a write connector once a human approves, and only if your tenant has granted that write scope. The API enforces this, not the UI.
Six things every investigation gives your team. Packaged so a non-specialist can act on it, and a specialist can audit the reasoning.
Every alert is triaged automatically. With AI investigation on, OwlSOC works the case like a tier-2 analyst: pulls the relevant logs, builds a chronology, attributes techniques, and writes a plain-language verdict. Typically under two minutes.
No black-box assertions. Each line of the timeline cites the exact event, table, and identifier. Your team audits the reasoning instead of trusting it.
OwlSOC maps each step in the attack chain to ATT&CK tactics and techniques. Useful for incident response, audit, and reporting to leadership and regulators.
Learns the rhythms of your estate: who logs in from where, which tools run when. So it tells a benign anomaly from a real one without drowning you in noise.
OwlSOC recommends and explains. Your team approves, and only on the write scopes you’ve granted. Reversible actions can be undone in one click; the few that can’t are flagged before approval.
A live view of open investigations, the queue, recent decisions, and an export-ready audit trail. Built for the security lead, not the analyst. Analysts get the depth too.
OwlSOC is built for the team that already runs Sentinel, Defender, or AWS and wants the depth and coverage of a 24/7 SOC team, without the cost, the migration, or the multi-year contract.
| Your options | Hire a 24/7 SOC team | Do nothing | Traditional MDR | OwlSOC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Typical cost | £500k+/year fully loaded | £0 up front; incident cost unbounded | Varies; often five figures/year | From £495/month per environment |
| Time to live | 6–12 months to hire and ramp | n/a | Weeks to months (migration) | Within 48 hours of access |
| Alert coverage | Not every alert is investigated; depth and consistency vary by shift | Alerts triaged in seconds, or never | Covered, but triage SLAs often 30–60 min | Every alert triaged automatically; AI investigation on each, typically under 2 min |
| Works with your existing stack | Yes | Yes | Often requires migrating tooling | Yes; sits on top of Sentinel / Defender / AWS, read-only first |
| Contract | Permanent headcount | None | Commonly multi-year | Monthly, no minimum term; 30-day refundable pilot |
| Who approves actions | Your team | Nobody | Provider (varies by contract) | Your team; every action human-approved and logged, execution write-grant-gated |
| Visibility into the reasoning | Full | n/a | Usually summary-level | Full; in an AI investigation, every claim pivots back to a source log |
Scroll the table sideways for all four options.
No migration. No headcount. No multi-year contract. A 30-day refundable pilot, with first investigations running on your alerts within 48 hours of access at kickoff. If it doesn't earn its keep, you get your money back.
SOC-as-a-service pricing, kept simple: priced per monitored environment, billed monthly, no minimum term. Start with a pilot. If OwlSOC hasn't earned its keep in 30 days, you get your money back. No discussion needed.
Best for a single Sentinel / Defender / AWS tenant
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For regulated industries and audited estates
Security tooling is famous for big promises and small print. We've tried to be specific, not aspirational. If anything below isn't true for your situation, we'd rather you knew before you signed.
OwlSOC recommends; humans approve. Nothing reaches your environment without a green light from someone on your team, and only when you've granted that write scope. Reversible actions undo in one click; the few that can't be reversed are flagged and need an explicit extra confirmation.
We read what we need to investigate the alert, nothing more. Read-only access by default. UK/EU data residency. We don't train models on customer logs, and every sub-processor in our pipeline is contractually bound by the same no-training commitment.
OwlSOC sits on top of the Sentinel, Defender, and AWS tooling you already pay for. No agents pushed to endpoints. Nothing in your traffic path. You can switch us off in an hour.
Pilot OwlSOC for £495 across one environment for 30 days. If you don't believe it earns its keep, ask for a refund. We don't ask why. We don't have a clause about it.
Before we connect to anyone's tenant, we validate each release against a fixed set of real-world attack scenarios: adversary-in-the-middle token theft, encoded-PowerShell execution, OAuth consent abuse, mass exfiltration, and others. On that set, OwlSOC reaches the expected verdict — likely true positive, likely false positive, or needs review — and shows the sourced timeline behind it. It's a defined test set, not a promise about your environment. The 30-day pilot is the real test, on your own alerts.
On certification: OwlSOC is not yet SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certified. We're glad to share our current security posture, our sub-processor list, and our data processing agreement before you sign. Request the DPA.
If yours isn't here, ask and we'll add it. Better questions make for better answers.
OwlSOC is an AI-powered Security Operations Center (SOC) service that investigates security alerts from Microsoft Sentinel, Microsoft Defender and AWS. When an alert fires, OwlSOC pulls the relevant logs, builds an evidence-linked timeline, maps the attack to MITRE ATT&CK, and returns a plain-language verdict with a recommended action, typically in under two minutes, 24/7. A human on your team approves any action before it runs. It connects read-only with no agents to install, and starts with a £495 30-day refundable pilot. In practice it automates alert triage for Microsoft Sentinel, Defender and AWS: every alert is triaged and fully investigated rather than sampled.
Start with a £495 30-day pilot. We're typically live in your environment within 48 hours of the OAuth grant, investigating every alert from day one. If it doesn't earn its keep, ask for it back.
