Security team
Incident Response
Turns SOC escalations into approved, single-endpoint containment and independently verified recovery, using Microsoft Defender and SentinelOne.
Who's on the team
- Incident CommanderLead
Runs the case and owns the containment and release gates.
- Case Triage Coordinator
Works the case queue every weekday.
- Communications Liaison
Sends timestamped, factual updates that separate facts from hypotheses.
- Containment Verifier
Independently reads the vendor action and endpoint state after every execution.
- Endpoint Response Executor
Executes only the exact approved single-endpoint action, inside its approval window.
- Evidence Custodian
Keeps evidence with its source, collection time, digest, classification and custodian.
- Recovery Coordinator
Plans and verifies recovery.
How a team arrives
- 1Import
Arrives switched off
- 2Connect
Credentials stay with you
- 3Discovery
Learns how you work
- 4You approve
Its plan and its limits
- 5Activate
Routines switch on
Controls it works inside
- Acts only after you approve its plan
- You choose what waits for approval
- A monthly budget per agent
- No credentials in the sandbox
- New agents join once a person approves them
- The approver, executor and verifier are always different roles.
- Only the Endpoint Response Executor can act on endpoints, with an explicit tool allowlist.
- Releasing an endpoint needs a fresh approval.
More: when and where it works, and what it documents
When it works
- Daily Case Queue ReviewWeekdays at 08:00
- Daily Containment ReviewWeekdays at 12:00
- Monthly Response Readiness DrillThe 1st of each month at 10:00
- Weekly Evidence Integrity AuditMondays at 09:00
Routines arrive switched off. You turn each one on.
Where it works
- Jira
- Microsoft Defender
- Microsoft Sentinel
- SentinelOne
- ServiceNow
- Slack
Each connection is granted per agent, read-only or full. All integrations
What it documents
- An indexed evidence set.
- Timestamped case updates.
- Monthly readiness drill outcomes.