The challenge Legion Security addresses is well-known: for more than two decades, SOC teams have struggled with overwhelming alert volumes and persistent staffing shortages, typically lacking between 26 and 45 percent of needed personnel.
Artificial intelligence can help change all of that, but not on its own.
Legion Security’s starting point was simple: If AI doesn’t learn how you work, how can you trust it to work for you?
That question was posed by its founders, who are well steeped in the SOC—having led teams, built tools used by millions, and pushed AI to its limits. CEO Ely Abramovitch and VP of R&D Michael Gladishev built Microsoft Sentinel, and CTO Eyal Fisher is a pioneer in Gen AI.
The hot cybersecurity startup calls itself the only AI that learns to walk (and fly) from your own SOC team.
You have to see it to believe it. Cybercrime Magazine produced a 2-minute video showcasing how Legion can complement your team with an AI companion that observes your best analysts’ investigations, learns their unique workflows, and scales them.
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