The AI-native incident response platform
Response Red pairs experienced responders with an AI intelligence layer that compresses the time between detection and decision. Humans direct every investigation; AI removes the waiting.
AI that accelerates responders — never replaces them
Response Red uses AI to compress the time between detection and decision. Every output is reviewed and owned by an experienced incident responder.
AI-assisted incident triage
Faster initial scoping and severity signal for responders.
Timeline reconstruction
Correlated event sequencing to accelerate investigation.
Evidence correlation
Linking artifacts across endpoint, identity, cloud, and email.
Threat intelligence enrichment
Context on observed indicators and techniques.
Severity classification
Consistent, explainable impact assessment for triage.
Executive summary generation
Clear, leadership-ready situation reporting drafts.
Remediation prioritization
Ranking fixes by risk reduction and operational cost.
Human expert oversight
Every AI output is reviewed and owned by a responder.
Responsible by design. Our AI supports defensive triage and reporting only. It does not act autonomously on production systems, and a human expert validates findings before they inform response decisions.
How the AI layer is governed
Speed without governance is a liability during an incident. Four principles keep the platform fast and defensible.
- Human-directed by design
- AI accelerates triage, correlation, and reporting, but an experienced responder directs every investigation and owns every conclusion. Nothing the platform produces acts autonomously on production systems.
- Evidence-safe automation
- Automated enrichment works on copies and telemetry, never on original evidence. Chain of custody survives the speed — what accelerates the investigation cannot contaminate it.
- Explainable outputs
- Severity classifications and timeline reconstructions arrive with the underlying artifacts attached. Responders, and later auditors, can see why the platform concluded what it concluded.
- Faster first hour
- Structured intake, automatic severity signals, and draft situation reports mean the first responder briefing happens in minutes. In ransomware and BEC events, that first hour routinely decides the outcome.
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