PassAI-Guard — the alerts that don't need a human never reach one
AI-assisted alert triage, automated enrichment and SOAR playbooks that contain, isolate and ticket threats without waking an analyst. The AI automation layer on PassIRP.
PassAI-Guard is Passeca's cybersecurity hyperautomation platform. It performs AI-assisted alert triage, automated enrichment and SOAR playbooks on top of the PassIRP SIEM, so that alerts which do not need a human are resolved automatically and analysts focus on genuine threats. It is the AI layer inside Passeca's SOC-as-a-Service and MDR.
Why do SOCs drown in alerts?
The volume problem PassAI-Guard exists to solve.
Modern security stacks generate more alerts than any human team can triage. EDR, SIEM, cloud, identity and email security each fire independently, and the majority of what they produce is noise — benign triggers, duplicates and low-fidelity detections. Analysts spend their first minutes on each alert just gathering context, and the cumulative effect is alert fatigue: real threats buried, response slowed, and analyst burnout.
What can PassAI-Guard do?
Three capabilities, each concrete.
AI-assisted triage
PassAI-Guard classifies, deduplicates and scores incoming alerts so that the noise — repeated detections, benign triggers, low-fidelity events — is handled automatically and only the alerts that need a human reach an analyst.
Automated enrichment
Each alert is enriched with threat intelligence, asset context and identity context before a human ever sees it — so the analyst starts with the full picture instead of spending the first ten minutes gathering it.
SOAR playbooks
For confirmed threats, PassAI-Guard runs response playbooks: contain the host, isolate the identity, create or update the ticket, and notify the right people — within seconds of detection, not hours.
Before and after PassAI-Guard
Drive better security results across your organisation.
What the AI decides, and what a human decides
PassAI-Guard decides (automated)
- Classify, deduplicate and score each alert
- Enrich with threat intel, asset and identity context
- Auto-resolve confirmed false positives and duplicates
- Run contained SOAR actions — isolate a host, disable a credential, open a ticket
A human decides (Passeca analyst)
- Declare a major incident and set severity
- Take production systems offline or disconnect segments
- Escalate to customer executives, legal and communications
- Investigate novel or low-confidence detections and threat-hunt
The boundary is deliberate. Automation removes the repetitive, well-understood work; humans retain authority over any decision with operational, reputational or legal consequences. For regulated buyers under NIS2, DORA or BSI C5, stating this explicitly is itself a control.
How PassAI-Guard fits the Passeca stack
The AI layer on PassIRP, fed by Deception and Signals.
PassAI-Guard sits on top of PassIRP, reading its alerts and writing actions back to its incident cases. Passeca Deception contributes near-zero-false-positive indicators — when a decoy is touched, the response can be automated with confidence because interactions with a decoy are strong indicators of suspicious activity. Signals feeds dark-web and leaked-credential intelligence into the enrichment step.
The result is one detection and response stack: PassIRP sees, PassAI-Guard triages and responds, and Passeca analysts decide. No vendor boundaries, no hand-off delays.
PassAI-Guard, answered
The questions technical and regulated buyers ask about AI in the SOC.
What is PassAI-Guard?
How does PassAI-Guard reduce alert fatigue?
What does PassAI-Guard automate, and what stays with a human?
Is PassAI-Guard the same as PassIRP?
How does PassAI-Guard decide what is malicious?
What results does PassAI-Guard deliver?
Does PassAI-Guard replace SOC analysts?
How do I get PassAI-Guard?
See PassAI-Guard triage live alerts
Request a demo and Passeca will walk you through the triage, enrichment and response workflow — including exactly where the AI acts and where a human decides.
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