Giving every SOC analyst their time back
CyberSentinal builds the agentic SOC for multi-tenant Microsoft Sentinel. Our agents handle the repetitive work across every tenant, so analysts can focus on the decisions that need a person.
Security operations that scale on judgment, not headcount.
Most SOC hours go to the same checks repeated across alerts and tenants. We combine hands-on Sentinel operations experience with agents that investigate, explain their evidence and act only within the limits each customer sets.
Protecting the people who protect others
MSSP and SOC teams carry the security of many organisations. We make their work lighter and their response faster, without asking them to give up control.
Trust is earned, not assumed
Every agent action is visible, approved or pre-authorised, and logged. Autonomy grows one alert class at a time, based on measured accuracy.
One team. One mission. Two cities.
Engineering, research and operations in Kathmandu. Go-to-market and partnerships in San Francisco. Between the two, we cover most of the clock.
Kathmandu
Engineering, research and operations
Lainchaur, Kathmandu, Nepal
San Francisco
Go-to-market and partnerships
San Francisco, California, USA
How we think about the SOC
Evidence first
Every verdict comes with the queries and results behind it. If an analyst can't check the work in seconds, it isn't finished.
Earn autonomy
Agents start by recommending. They take on more only when their accuracy on your own incidents proves they're ready.
Humans decide
Risky actions wait for approval. A single switch returns any tenant to recommend-only mode.
Learn from every incident
Closed incidents feed back into rule tuning, runbooks and agent behaviour, so each week is quieter than the last.
Built from the analyst's chair
CyberSentinal started inside day-to-day Sentinel operations: assigning incidents, running the same KQL, closing benign alerts, drafting client notifications and doing it all again in the next tenant.
We built agents to take that work on, with the approval gates and audit trail a SOC needs before it trusts automation. That remains our test for every feature: would an analyst running ten tenants on a night shift want it?
Want to see CyberSentinal in action?
Run a 30-day read-only pilot on your own Sentinel tenants, or come build it with us.