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Intezer

Also known as: Intezer Autonomous SOC, Intezer Forensic AI SOC

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Entry priceContact sales; pricing tied to organization size, such as number of endpoints, with no alert volume fees.Full pricing detail

AI SOC platform that investigates every alert with deterministic forensics and AI models, escalates a small share with evidence, runs response actions automatically or after review, and offers a hosted MCP server. It is priced by endpoints.

Intezer sells an AI SOC platform that investigates every alert across endpoint, identity, phishing, network, cloud and DLP sources. For each alert it collects the evidence a human analyst would ask for and analyzes it with deterministic forensics (correlation, sandboxing, reverse engineering, script analysis and live memory forensics) alongside proprietary and commercial AI models, reaching a verdict in under a minute. Intezer says most false positives close automatically and a small share of alerts escalate to a human with explanations and evidence. Customers define response workflows by policy.

Actions such as disabling users or isolating devices can run automatically or wait for review, and analysts can override escalations and challenge any verdict. Feedback tunes the triage logic and detection rules to the customer's environment, and investigation results drive rule tuning at the source. Intezer connects to 100+ tools, including CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender, Okta, Entra ID, Proofpoint and major SIEMs, and offers a hosted MCP server with 66 tools for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and Cursor. It has completed a SOC 2 Type II examination, runs on AWS and Azure, and prices by organization size, such as number of endpoints, instead of alert volume.

Vendor details

Canonical URL

https://intezer.com

Category

Security / SOC agent

Funding status

Established AI SOC vendor led by CEO Itai Tevet (former IDF CERT lead), with roots in genetic malware code analysis; used by Fortune 500 enterprises including Equifax, MGM Resorts, and Anheuser-Busch InBev, and by MSSPs; the platform has analyzed more than 25 million alerts

Company status

independent

Use cases & customers

Primary use cases

autonomous Tier 1 alert triage across all sourcesforensic-depth alert investigation and verdictsSIEM, endpoint, and phishing alert automationdetection-engineering improvement from investigation outcomesMDR replacement or augmentation for internal SOC teams

Target customers

enterprise SOC teamsFortune 500 security operationsMSSPs and managed security providersteams that have outgrown traditional MDR

Deployment options

cloud SaaS connected to the customer security stack via API key or pluginavailable via Microsoft marketplace

Integrations

100+ integrations across EDR, SIEM, identity, email and cloud (CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender, Okta, Entra ID, Proofpoint, Office 365, Splunk and others), SOAR and ticketing hand-off, and a hosted MCP server with 66 tools reached over OAuth from MCP clients.

In practice

Your SOC cannot keep up with low severity alerts. Intezer investigates every alert, low severity ones included, and returns a verdict with evidence in under a minute.

A suspicious file lands on an endpoint. Intezer runs sandboxing, reverse engineering and memory forensics on it and can isolate the device automatically or wait for an analyst to approve.

Your analysts work in Claude or ChatGPT. Intezer's MCP server lets them pull cases, run SIEM queries and write tuning rules from their AI assistant.

Agentic Index coverage score

7.0 / 14 capabilities · 50%

Integrations & Tool Calling Full

Intezer connects to 100+ tools, including CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender, Okta, Entra ID, Proofpoint, Office 365 and major SIEMs. It takes response actions in them, such as disabling users or isolating devices, and hands cases off to SOAR and ticketing. The integrations work in both directions and also cover Wiz, Splunk and Microsoft Sentinel.

SourceIntezer, intezer.com/product/ai-socread 2026-10-05

Workflow Orchestration Full

Each alert runs through evidence collection, deterministic forensics and AI analysis to a verdict. Customers define the response workflows and the actions their own policies trigger, and escalation is customizable. Through the MCP server, analysts can also hunt from outside leads by extracting IOCs and sweeping the environment.

SourceIntezer, intezer.com/product/ai-soc and intezer.com/blog/intezer-inside-your-ai-workspaceread 2026-10-05

Knowledge Grounding & RAG Partial

Verdicts draw on Intezer's built in threat intelligence and its background in code analysis, and Intezer says they sharpen organizational knowledge over time. It names no index or knowledge base kept over the customer's own environment. Through the MCP server, analysts can cross reference email, Slack and ticket systems for context.

SourceIntezer, intezer.com/product/ai-soc and intezer.com/blog/intezer-inside-your-ai-workspaceread 2026-10-05

Human Oversight & Guardrails Full

Actions such as disabling users or isolating devices can run automatically, or wait for the customer's own analysts to review and execute them. Analysts can review or override escalated alerts and challenge any verdict, and tuning rules proposed through the MCP server are pushed to the customer for approval. Fewer than 2% of alerts are escalated to a person.

SourceIntezer, intezer.com and /product/ai-socread 2026-10-05

Security, Identity & Governance Partial

Intezer has completed a SOC 2 Type II examination for its AI SOC platform. Data is encrypted with TLS 1.2 in transit and AES-256 at rest, and tenants are separated logically. Outside its product documentation at docs.intezer.com, Intezer names no SSO, role model or audit log.

SourceIntezer, intezer.com/securityread 2026-10-05

Observability & Auditability Partial

Each alert comes with its triage logic, a clear explanation and the evidence collected, so analysts can see how every verdict was reached. Intezer does not say whether it traces the individual tool calls behind an investigation. Through the MCP server, analysts can pull a case with its full forensic evidence and triage findings and generate incident reports with timelines and executive summaries.

SourceIntezer, intezer.com/product/ai-soc and intezer.com/blog/intezer-inside-your-ai-workspaceread 2026-10-05

Memory & State Persistence Partial

Customer feedback tunes both the triage logic and the detection rules to the customer's environment, and approved tuning rules are stored in Intezer for that customer. Intezer does not say how long tuning lasts or how customers manage it. Custom AI instructions can also be set through the MCP server.

SourceIntezer, intezer.com/product/ai-soc and the MCP announcement blogread 2026-10-05

Deployment & Data Residency Not documented

The platform runs on AWS and Azure, with tenants separated logically. No hosting region is published, and Intezer names no customer environment or data residency option.

Sourceintezer.com/securityread 2026-09-28

Prebuilt Agents, Templates & Packs Partial

A forensic toolset is built into the product, from sandboxing and reverse engineering to script, memory and network artifact forensics and evidence collection through EDR, SIEM and identity providers. It all runs inside one AI SOC product, with no named prebuilt agents, templates or packs for the customer to adopt. MSSPs are a use case of their own.

SourceIntezer, intezer.com/product/ai-soc and intezer.comread 2026-10-05

Triggers & Channel Coverage Full

Every alert across endpoint, identity and phishing sources as well as network, cloud and DLP starts an investigation when it arrives, low severity ones included, and triage finishes in under a minute.

SourceIntezer, intezer.com/product/ai-socread 2026-10-05

Model Flexibility & Routing Not documented

Analysis uses proprietary and commercial AI models chosen by Intezer, combining agentic AI reasoning with deterministic analysis. Customers get no choice of model and no routing between models.

SourceIntezer, intezer.com/product/ai-socread 2026-10-05

APIs, SDKs & MCP Extensibility Partial

A hosted MCP server, reached with OAuth from any MCP client, exposes 66 tools across the case lifecycle, including retriage, case editing and tuning rules. The tool groups cover searching cases and alerts, file and URL analysis, live queries against SIEM and EDR tools in KQL, SPL, XQL and SDL, and AI instructions. Customers set it up by creating an MCP OAuth application in account settings. Outside its separate API reference and documentation sites, Intezer does not name the endpoint or list the tools one by one.

SourceIntezer, intezer.com/blog/intezer-inside-your-ai-workspaceread 2026-10-05

Testing, Debugging & Optimization Not documented

Investigation outcomes tune detection rules at the source, improving the customer's own detections, and analysts can challenge any verdict as feedback. Intezer offers customers no way to test or evaluate the triage agent itself. It reports 98% verdict accuracy and more than 98% of false positives closed automatically.

SourceIntezer, intezer.com/product/ai-soc and intezer.comread 2026-10-05

Browser & Computer Use Not documented

Investigation uses sandboxing, URL scanning and forensic tools. Intezer names no autonomous browser or computer use by the agent. Files, logs, command lines and memory images are collected through the connected security tools.

SourceIntezer, intezer.com/product/ai-socread 2026-10-05

The Agentic Index coverage score grades every vendor Full, Partial or Not documented against the same 14 buyer facing capabilities, from public evidence only. Each capability links to how all vendors in the index score on it. How this evidence is graded

Product updates

·MCP / tool calling / APIVerified

Intezer rebuilt its MCP server to bring its AI SOC platform into assistants such as Claude, Codex and Cursor, exposing 66 tools across the case lifecycle.

Bears on: MCP / tool calling / API

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·Workflow orchestrationPartially Verified

Intezer launched Workflows, a native automation and response builder integrated directly into its AI SOC platform. The feature allows users to create custom response logic, such as isolating hosts or updating tickets, using natural language via Intezer's Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Bears on: Workflow orchestration

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View all 2 Intezer updates →Tracked since Aug 2026 · Verified from public vendor sources

Pricing

Contact sales; pricing tied to organization size, such as number of endpoints, with no alert volume fees.

Organization size, such as number of endpoints; no alert volume fees.

What is public

The pricing basis is public (organization size, such as number of endpoints, no volume fees); no rates are published.

Variable cost rationale

Priced by endpoints rather than alerts, so alert spikes do not change cost; cost grows with the endpoint estate.

Sales call required

Yes, required for paid access

Free / trial

Tailored demo on request

Key ambiguities

Endpoint rates and any minimums are not published.

Agentic Index verified 2026-09-28

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