Building the AI-native SOC for the 99% of companies who can't justify a $500K stack.
Solutions

Built for the teams the modern SOC stack was never priced for.

The patterns repeat. A small engineering team. A board pushing for SOC 2 or HIPAA before the next raise. An incumbent vendor quote with three commas in it. We've solved this shape of problem with design partners across four verticals — pick the one closest to yours.

For AI-native infrastructure

Defending agents with agents.

You're shipping a product where every service is autonomous — agents calling APIs, agents writing code, agents holding tokens. The traditional SOC was built for a world where the threats were humans. Vulneron is built for the one where they're not.

  • Token sprawl is the new perimeter. Agent identities multiply faster than humans can audit. Vulneron treats every service principal as a first-class actor with its own behavioral baseline.
  • Prompt injection becomes lateral movement. When an agent runs your tools, a successful injection is an exec into your prod. The Attack agent rehearses the chain so containment is muscle memory.
  • Cost of a quiet breach.Your customers won't forgive a model that exfiltrated their data through one of your other agents. Vulneron sees agent-to-agent flows the SIEM can't.
For regulated fintech

SOC 2 evidence, collected as a side effect.

You're selling to enterprise inside a regulatory frame: SOC 2, ISO 27001, MAS TRM, PCI-relevant. The questionnaire is the gate. The pentest line item is mandatory but useless ten days after it ships. Vulneron makes the questionnaire automatic and the pentest continuous.

  • Evidence as exhaust. Every Attack chain, every contained chain, every codified fix lands in an audit-ready evidence vault. Drata and Vanta pull from it directly.
  • Continuous, not annual. Your pentest was true on the day it was signed. Vulneron re-tests the same control surfaces hourly — and the report is always current.
  • Regulator-friendly math. Auditors ask: where does the data sit, who has access. Answer: in your account, you do. The diagram fits on one page.
For healthcare & life sciences

PHI doesn't move. Detections do.

You can't pipe PHI to a vendor data lake. You also can't hire a SOC. Vulneron's agents read logs in the same cloud account PHI lives in — and never pull bulk data across the boundary. BAA is signed on day one.

  • BAA-by-default. Healthcare controls applied to the control plane regardless of plan. BAA pre-drafted on the trust center.
  • No PHI in incident slices. Incident slices are scoped to metadata and identifiers, with content fields auto-redacted at the connector boundary. Configurable per-field.
  • Same-day re-test of fixes. The Attack agent verifies a remediation by the next morning — not at the next quarterly audit.
For enterprise displacement

Replace five line items with one.

You bought the stack five years ago. Splunk renewals are non-negotiable. Pentera misses anything novel. Tines runbooks have rotted. Three analysts left in the last six months. We've run this consolidation with design partners — it's a 12-month plan, and the first contract pays for itself before the renewal.

  • Side-by-side, not cutover.Vulneron deploys read-only alongside your existing stack. Run them in parallel for 90 days; cut the incumbent when the data's in.
  • Migration evidence pack. Every rule, every detection, every alert from your incumbent gets a Vulneron equivalent — diff-able, exportable, defensible to your board.
  • Procurement-grade artifacts.MSA red-line median 7 days. Pre-filled InfoSec questionnaire. Named TAM. We've done this dance.

Not on this page? Tell us your shape — we'll tell you honestly if we fit.

Some teams aren't ready. We'll tell you that too. The worst outcome is a customer who hates their security tooling.