Increase the capacity of your SOC team with AI analysts, at a fraction of the cost
Pay a flat subscription per AI SOC analyst.
Starting list price: $24,000 per year, with an annual contract.
- Up to 4,000 full investigations per year per AI analystThat’s the equivalent of the average output of a human tier 1 analyst.
- Unlimited usersNo seat limit. Anyone you provision in your organization can access full reports, use our chatbot and fine-tune the AI Analyst behavior.
- All available security alert categories
- All pre-built integrations with your security and data tools
- Hand-picked threat intelligence and enrichment feedsIncluding CrowdStrike Falcon Intelligence, IPInfo, AbuseIPDB, VirusTotal, and more
- AI Chatbot for ad-hoc investigation
- Product roadmap review and input
- Interact with engineers for support
- 8-hour customer support SLA
Volume discounts available if more capacity is needed.
Enterprise plan
Contact us for enterprise pricing
- Dedicated single-tenant environmentThe computing and storage of your data are fully isolated in a dedicated network and host, exclusively for you.
- Custom workflow
- Premium support and SLAs
MSSP
Contact us for MSSP pricing
- Dedicated multi-tenant environmentThe computing and storage of your customers’ data are fully isolated in a dedicated network and hosts, exclusively for you.
- Pool your AI analysts across your customer base
- Custom implementation service
- Premium support and SLAs
FAQs
Our answers to frequent questions
- What happens when I exceed the capacity I have purchased?
We will email you when you get close and offer a grace window. If you need more investigations, we offer extra capacity packages.
- Are there any extra costs?
Some of the security tools that our AI Analyst taps may have extra metering. You will need to pay extra fees to your provider, based on your existing contract with them, if you go above your current limits.
- What is an investigation?
An investigation is a comprehensive report with a summary, outcome, and AI analyst work log. Dropzone can combine related alerts stemming from the same security incident into a single investigation report.
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