kymeer for SOC leads
Fewer context breaks between signal and decision.
Your analysts lose time and context moving between a queue, a search tool, a graph, a ticket and a wiki.
How kymeer helps
What changes.
- Queue, case, graph evidence, events, parsed logs and threat intel in one workflow.
- 124 bundled ATT&CK-mapped rules and a live coverage map.
- Playbooks with danger levels and dry-run, ready before the incident.
In the first 30 days
What you will see.
01
Analysts open a case and find the graph path, parsed records and threat intel already attached.
02
You can see your ATT&CK coverage and gaps from the rules you have actually enabled.
03
Response steps are registered and rehearsed with dry-run before the incident, not written during it.
Evidence that applies
- 124 graph rules across 14 categories, 58 ATT&CK technique IDs
- Append-only case timeline
- Danger levels: Safe, Sensitive, Destructive
Questions
Asked by SOC leads.
Does the AI close alerts on its own?
No. It explains and recommends; your analysts and your approval policy decide.
How do we measure the difference?
In the evaluation: time to first useful evidence, tool switches and preserved pivots, against criteria agreed before the test.