Your security team doesn't need more people.
They need better tools.
AI agents handle the repetitive, time-consuming work — so your experts focus on decisions, strategy, and the things only humans can do.
They're buried in manual processes: evidence collection, report writing, vendor questionnaires, policy reviews, alert triage. Work that's essential but repetitive. Work that burns out good people.
of a GRC analyst's time is spent on manual evidence collection — not actual risk analysis
unfilled cybersecurity jobs globally — you can't hire your way out of the talent gap
of security professionals report burnout — the industry is losing people faster than it can train them
The "Software Factory" model — where AI agents handle coding, testing, documentation, and deployment — lets small teams ship what used to require dozens of engineers. We applied the same thinking to cybersecurity.
It's about giving your team superpowers.
Your CISO still sets strategy. Your analysts still make decisions. Your architects still design solutions. The AI agents handle the grunt work — the evidence gathering, the report writing, the vendor questionnaires, the control testing, the alert triage — so your people do what they were actually hired for.
14 AI agents across 7 departments. Each one handles the repetitive work in its domain. Your team stays in control — they just get a lot more done.
Aggregated risk view · Board reporting · Cross-domain intelligence
Detection, response, threat intelligence
Risk, compliance, policy, vendor risk
Secure SDLC, code review, API security
GDPR, awareness, AI governance
AI agents coming soon
A phishing campaign hits your organisation. Here's how the Security Factory responds — automatically, across departments, in real time.
Detects anomalous email pattern — 47 employees received credential harvesting emails. Immediately quarantines messages, blocks sender domain, identifies 3 users who clicked.
Correlates with known campaign. Attacker infrastructure linked to APT group targeting European financial sector. Updates threat briefing for the team.
Creates risk entry R-2026-041. Maps to controls AC-7, IR-4. Calculates residual risk score: 9.2/10. Flags for immediate treatment.
Flags GDPR Article 33 — 72-hour notification window started. NIS2 reporting triggered. Drafts notification for DPA review.
Initiates DPIA. Affected: ~12,400 EU customers. Notifies DPO. Prepares breach register entry with full timeline.
Arrives at desk with a complete briefing: incident summary, risk impact, regulatory obligations, remediation timeline, cost estimate, and a draft board communication. Total elapsed time: 11 minutes.
Without AI agents, this process takes 2–3 days and involves 6+ people working across spreadsheets, email chains, and phone calls. With the Security Factory, your CISO has everything in 11 minutes — and your team can focus on the actual response.
You don't need to transform everything at once. Most clients start with GRC — where the ROI is fastest and most visible to the board.
Start where the pain is worst. GRC, vendor risk, incident response — wherever your team is most stretched.
See results in weeks, not months. Your team keeps working — now with an AI co-pilot handling the repetitive parts.
Add agents to more domains. Cross-agent intelligence means each new agent makes every existing agent smarter.
Book a 30-minute call. We'll show you how the Security Factory works — with your stack, your frameworks, your challenges.