Platform · Investigation
Cases arrive already investigated, with the evidence chain attached.
Most platforms deliver an alert and the investigation starts there. Artemis delivers the finished investigation, and the decision starts there.
Who this is for
SOC analysts and their leads, who currently spend most of a shift reconstructing context across consoles before deciding anything.
Decision-grade cases
One case per incident, not five alerts across five consoles. A summary you can read in a minute, a judgement with the reasoning attached, and an activity timeline showing the full attack story rather than isolated events. Response is already staged to help you respond in seconds.
Agentic investigation you can audit
Every question the agent asked, every query it ran and every conclusion it drew is preserved with citations, down to the raw telemetry reviewed. An autonomous investigation is only useful if a security team can trust it was complete, and showing the work is what makes that possible.
Verdicts that teach the system
When your team confirms or overturns a verdict, Artemis learns from it. The judgement carries into the next investigation, so institutional knowledge accumulates in the system rather than in one analyst's head, and the queue gets cleaner as you use it.
96%
Reduction in mean time to resolution: investigations complete in under five minutes against a previous baseline of multiple hours.
Frequently asked questions
Every alert. Investigation runs on arrival rather than on selection, which is what makes the queue a set of decisions rather than a backlog of leads.
Yes. The full investigation log ships with every case, including the queries run and the evidence behind each step.
Case management is built in. Cases also have bi-directional integration with Jira, ServiceNow, SOARs, Slack and Teams where your team already works.