Security Alert Triage Agent

Problem

A small security team gets thousands of alerts a week, of which almost all are benign. Analysts spend their days on lookups they have done a hundred times, and the real intrusion arrives in a queue nobody has read since Tuesday.

Solution

An agent that does the mechanical part of triage - enrich, correlate, check against known-good patterns - closes what provably matches the auto-close criteria, and hands everything else to an analyst with the context already assembled.

Tech stack

Required integrations

• SIEM or detection platform
• Identity provider (Okta, Entra) for user and device context
• Threat intel feeds
• Ticketing (Jira, ServiceNow) for the escalation trail

Key features

• Automatic enrichment: asset owner, device posture, recent auth history
• Deterministic auto-close rules, with every closure logged and reversible
• Escalation bundle: timeline, what was checked, what remains unknown
• Analyst feedback loop that turns a correction into a new rule
• Weekly report of what was closed and why, for the auditor