A fully autonomous threat investigation engine. Continuously monitors your environment, routes every report section to its best-fit AI model through a proprietary weight-tuned orchestration layer, and delivers actionable intelligence — with zero human intervention.
From the moment your EDR raises an alert to the second the SOC opens an inbox, every step is automated, observable, and explainable.
Where most platforms ask a single model to do everything, ThreatFence runs a multi-strategy, weight-based engine. Each of the 28 report sections is routed to its best-fit AI model — weights are tuned per section, per threat class, per accuracy outcome. The model that wins the section writes the section.
Proprietary execution-pattern analysis that reconstructs activity chains and identifies anomalous behavioral sequences within the threat context.
ActiveAnalyses network-layer indicators for covert communication channels and unauthorised data movement patterns.
ActiveCross-references threat artifacts against proprietary and curated intelligence repositories for known-threat attribution.
ActiveStatistical and heuristic deviation detection that surfaces subtle anomalies invisible to rule-based approaches.
ActiveMulti-factor weighted risk model with proprietary calibration. Produces a normalised numerical score with transparent component breakdown.
ActiveValidates investigation completeness against regulatory frameworks and organisational policy requirements.
ActivePer-section accuracy weights, learned and re-calibrated continuously. Each strategy contributes where it scores highest — the orchestrator synthesises every section's winning output into one transparent, defensible determination.
ThreatFence handles the mechanical 95% — enrichment, cross-referencing, drafting the 28-section report — in three minutes. Your analyst keeps the part only humans can do: judgement, business context, and the final verdict. Faster decisions. Sharper outcomes. Lower cost.
From 6+ hours per investigation to under 3 minutes. The analyst opens the drawer to a fully-built case file — and signs off in the time it used to take to read the alert.
Per-section weight tuning means each part of the report is written by the model that scores highest for it. The analyst inherits a baseline calibrated by tens of thousands of prior investigations — not a generic model's first guess.
For a 2,000-endpoint, 2,500-alert/month SOC, ThreatFence reclaims ~3,750 analyst hours every month. That's headcount returned to threat hunting, IR, and the strategic work analysts actually want to do.
The investigation engine is the proof. Edge and Cortex make it a product — fully sovereign, on-premise data boundary, and a self-improving cognitive backbone.
Edge plus Cortex plus the engine you just saw — fully sovereign, self-improving threat intelligence at enterprise scale.