Automate Microsoft Sentinel alert triage with OwlSOC

Read-only, over OAuth, with nothing to install. You grant OwlSOC delegated read access to the Sentinel workspace and the Log Analytics tables behind it. There are no agents, no collectors, and nothing in your traffic path. OwlSOC reads the incidents Sentinel already raises and the logs it already holds.

Access is scoped to the security signal needed to investigate an alert, and it is auditable from your side. Most environments are live within roughly 48 hours of the OAuth grant being approved, which is usually the slowest part on your end.

Every incident gets two layers of work. First, standard deterministic triage runs on every alert and scores it, with no calibrated confidence. Then the AI investigation, included in the paid tiers, does the work an analyst would: it pulls the relevant logs from Sentinel and your other connected sources, correlates the signals, and resolves the user, device, and network entities involved.

The output reads like an analyst's write-up, not a raw alert. You get a chronological, evidence-linked timeline, MITRE ATT&CK technique mapping, the resolved affected entities, and a plain-language verdict with a recommended next action. The verdict is hedged on purpose: likely true positive, likely false positive, or uncertain and flagged for review. The AI investigation also carries a calibrated confidence figure and a root-cause narrative.

The timeline is evidence-linked. Each line cites the source log or pivot ID it came from, and those IDs trace back to the original record in the Sentinel console. Your analyst can click through from any claim in the verdict to the exact log line that supports it, then disagree with it if the evidence does not hold up.

That matters because an investigation you cannot check is just another alert. OwlSOC shows its working so your team keeps full ownership of the decision.

OwlSOC investigates and recommends. A human approves. It does not take containment actions on its own. When an investigation suggests a response, the recommended action sits in the client portal until someone on your team approves or rejects it.

Execution is write-grant gated. Approved actions run through a write connector only on the specific scopes you have granted, and only after that human approval. Everything is logged. Reversible actions can be undone; the few that cannot be reversed are flagged before you approve.

A mid-sized estate can fire hundreds of Sentinel incidents a day. Most are noise, a few are not, and a small team cannot fully investigate all of them, so alerts get a nine-second glance or a place in a queue. OwlSOC investigates every one to the same depth, so triage stops being a sampling exercise.

If you already have analysts, OwlSOC does the first-pass investigation and hands them a sourced write-up, so they spend their time on the cases that warrant a human rather than on clearing the queue. It sits on top of the Sentinel you already run, so there is no migration.

OwlSOC starts with a £495, 30-day fully-refundable pilot on one monitored environment, so the proof sits on your own data rather than a slide. After that it is from £495 per month per monitored environment, billed monthly with no minimum term. Read-only by default, no agents to install, and live within roughly 48 hours of access.

Alongside Microsoft Sentinel, OwlSOC connects to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint and Office and to AWS Security Hub. If a source you depend on is not on that list, such as AWS GuardDuty or Entra ID, tell us and we will scope it.