Run the playbook, with humans on the trigger.
The Incident Responder Agent proposes containment steps, drafts stakeholder communications, and tracks the incident lifecycle to closure. Every consequential action waits for human approval.
Turns an incident into a guided, tracked workflow — with people approving every action that matters.
Built to do the heavy lifting.
Containment Proposals
Recommends containment steps based on the incident type and scope.
Comms Drafting
Drafts internal and stakeholder updates for review and send.
Lifecycle Tracking
Tracks detection → containment → eradication → recovery → review.
Human Approval Gates
Every consequential action requires explicit sign-off.
Playbook, Drafted
Containment and comms steps are prepared for the responder.
Tracked to Closure
The full lifecycle is visible and auditable.
Approve to Execute
Consequential steps run only after human approval.
This agent drafts, recommends, and queues. A named person on your team approves before anything becomes official. Nothing irreversible runs on autopilot.
Faster response, full accountability — the playbook is drafted and tracked, and every meaningful action is human-approved.
accountable — at machine speed.
Common questions
What does the Incident Responder Agent do?
It proposes containment, drafts comms, and tracks the incident lifecycle, with human approval gates.
Where is it most useful?
Active incidents where speed matters but accountability can't be lost.
How does it save time?
It drafts the playbook steps and comms and tracks the whole lifecycle.
Does a human stay in control?
Always. Every consequential action requires explicit human approval.
Does it auto-contain threats?
No. It proposes containment; a responder approves before anything executes.