For CISOs who answer to a board
Board reporting from a signed record
After an incident, the CISO answers for what was seen and who decided. ARRTECH keeps that record as the work happens, and an outside party can check it.
Questions that follow an incident
Directors, regulators and insurers need to understand what the team knew, when it knew it and what evidence supported each decision.
Each of these answers depends on records kept at the time.
What the AI does
for the security team
ARRTECH’s AI reads large volumes of logs, learns normal behavior and investigates what changes.
Analysts start from a written case, and ARRTECH SOAR runs the team’s response playbooks.
A one-week proof of value on existing logs
The test uses a representative period of activity and runs beside the current tools, against success and stop criteria agreed first. Nothing is replaced.
Then the team reviews what it found and decides the next step.
What the board asks
How would we know if something was missed?
Cyberdroid AI Detection, available now to select organizations, compares each user, host and application with its own history. Each AI Detection finding shows the health of its data, so analysts can tell a quiet week from a gap.
Could data leave with a departing employee, or through an unapproved tool?
ARRTECH DLP checks Outlook mail, uploads and AI prompts before they leave. Besides blocking, a DLP rule can hold a file for a manager or ask the user for a reason.
Who knew what, and when?
ARRTECH SIEM signs every log as it is written. Any source exports with a standalone verifier, so an auditor can check the record without ARRTECH.
Where does our security data go?
It stays on the organization’s own servers, where ARRTECH SIEM and Detection run. Any outside fallback for the AI is a policy the team sets.
What does the AI do?
AI Detection raises findings from SIEM data. Cyberdroid AI Investigation, in early access, investigates each one and writes the case. Every case shows the evidence and who accepted it.
Who made the call?
The team. ARRTECH SOAR pauses a playbook at each step the team marks for approval and emails the approver the options. The history shows who chose what, and when.
