The AI-native SOC for the 99% of companies who can't justify a $500K stack — or staff it. Your logs stay in your cloud. Your detections write themselves. A red-team agent re-tests every fix by morning.
A real SOC costs $500K+ a year. SIEM, continuous offensive validation, SOAR — plus three-to-five analysts to actually operate the stack. Vulneron collapses all four into one autonomous agentic loop, priced for the 99% who currently sell to enterprise without any of it.
Replaces Panther, Splunk. Agents read logs in your account — there's no Vulneron data lake. The only bytes that leave are the slice tied to an active incident.
Replaces Pentera, XBOW. A red-team agent chains real exploit paths against your live environment every hour — not once a year by a consultant.
Replaces Tines, Torq. No YAML rulebook to maintain. The Act agent decides containment in context — revoke tokens, quarantine workloads, roll policy, with reasoning attached.
Replaces the 3–5-analyst follow-the-sun rota. Most breaches start at 2 AM Saturday. Vulneron is the one on shift — every signal triaged, every escalation reasoned, every page already has a verdict.
Agents run inside your cloud against a read-only role. Logs only leave on an active incident — and only the relevant slice. No data lake, no egress bill, no regulatory friction.
Design partners are running Vulneron in their own production clouds today. Here's the shape of who they are.
Scaling production workloads where every service is itself an autonomous agent — and where standing up a dedicated security team in parallel is off the table.
In productionContinuous offensive validation and audit-readiness for teams who have to answer to regulators — but can't afford the headcount a full SOC stack and rota demands.
In productionWinning enterprise accounts directly from legacy offensive-security incumbents. APAC AI & fintech is the beachhead; deals close on the back of real production results, not slide-ware.
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The SIEM incumbents were built around centralized log ingestion. Their pricing tier, storage architecture, and gross margin all assume it. The offensive-security incumbents built their five-year moat on a static rules library. Replacing either with AI cannibalizes the product they sell — which is why Vulneron exists as a separate company.
Incumbents pipe every sensitive log into a vendor data lake — you pay the egress, you carry the regulatory burden, you live with the lock-in. Vulneron's agents run inside your cloud. Logs only leave on an active incident, and only the slice that matters.
role/etl-svc assumed from 203.0.113.44Detection-as-code asks an engineer to predict every malicious pattern in Python, push to Git, tune for months — against a static library that's five years old and misses anything novel. Vulneron's agents watch the stream and generate detections continuously. Rules emerge from your data, not a sprint backlog.
iam:PassRole from outside us-east-1livegit push to main precedes a CI run — lone pushes are anomalouslivePlus an unfair starting position.Our offensive agents aren't trained on synthetic CTFs. They're trained on playbooks run across 100+ live pentest engagements — regulated fintechs, AI startups, healthcare. Real environments. Real chains. Real remediations.
SIEM ($100–200K). Continuous offensive validation ($80–150K). SOAR ($50–80K). Three to five analysts on a follow-the-sun rota ($300–500K). Only the Fortune 500 can afford the line items — and have the team to set them up. The other 99% sell to enterprise without any of it.
Each phase of the SOC runs as an autonomous agent. The Attack agent doesn't wait for a quarterly pentest — it runs every hour against your stack, chaining real exploit paths and feeding outcomes back into Adapt, which writes new detections continuously.
Map every asset, surface, and identity in your environment — cloud, workloads, SaaS, humans, secrets.
Read logs in your own cloud against a read-only role. No vendor data lake, no egress bill.
Validate exploitability continuously — the Attack agent chains real CVEs against your live stack every hour.
Reason about chains, not isolated alerts. The triage agent decides what matters in the context of your environment.
Remediate or escalate autonomously — revoke a session, quarantine a workload, roll a policy, page the on-call with the verdict already in hand.
Generate new detections from outcomes. Every contained incident becomes a sharper signal for the next one.
Connect a read-only role to your cloud and identity providers. Your logs never leave. The Attack agent runs its first exploit chain inside an hour. First auto-contained incident by morning standup.