Platform · Response

Response actions built for the assets actually affected.

If an attack completes in seconds, response cannot wait for a meeting. Because Artemis owns detection, investigation and the case, it can close the loop, at the level of autonomy you set.

Who this is for

SOC and incident response teams who currently bridge alert to containment by hand, and anyone maintaining a SOAR they did not want to become a project.

Response generated for what was actually hit

Not a generic playbook. Artemis generates the actions for the specific assets, identities and entities involved in this case: revoke these sessions, isolate this host, disable this inbox rule, block this domain. Each one carries an impact preview and the evidence behind it, one click away inside the case.

AI-native SOAR

AI-native SOAR

A visual and natural language builder for the response and operations work your team repeats: phishing auto-triage, user confirmation in Slack, enrichment chains, escalation paths, on-prem execution where the work has to happen inside your network. 300+ actions across CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Okta, Entra, Microsoft 365, Cloudflare, Palo Alto, GitHub, Jira and ServiceNow.

Playbooks that adapt to your environment

Playbooks that adapt to your environment

Traditional SOAR broke because maintaining it became the job. As your team works cases and organizational context flows in, Artemis proposes updates to your playbooks automatically. Everything in Artemis is adaptive, including the response.

The test to bring to any other platform: can it act on its own conclusion, or does it hand response back to you? Every containment step is impact-checked before it runs, reversible by design, and recorded in the audit trail with who, what and why.

Frequently asked questions

Only where you have pre-authorized it. Approval level is set per action and per connector, so you can start fully gated and open up as confidence builds.

Containment steps are reversible by design. Lift the containment, unblock the domain, re-enable the account.

No. Artemis also integrates with Tines, Torq, Swimlane, Cortext XSOAR, and more, and can hand off cases to the automation platforms you already run. It is there for teams who would rather not maintain a separate one.