InfoSight Launches AI Enabled Purple Team SOCaaS for Continuous Cyber Defense

May 15, 2026
InfoSight has announced the general availability of its AI Enabled Purple Team Security Operations Center as a Service, designed to unify offensive testing and defensive monitoring under a single human led security program.

InfoSight has announced the general availability of its AI Enabled Purple Team Security Operations Center as a Service, according to a press release. The managed security solution combines AI based attack path intelligence with human oversight to help organizations detect, validate, and respond to cyber threats more efficiently.

The Purple Team SOCaaS integrates offensive adversary emulation and defensive monitoring into one continuous program. It provides threat exposure management across the full attack lifecycle by correlating attack paths across identity, cloud, and critical systems. The service conducts adversary emulation aligned with MITRE ATT&CK techniques and validates detection and response workflows in real time.

Core features include continuous rule and telemetry updates, dynamic feedback loops, and enriched alert correlation. Human analysts oversee threat modeling, risk acceptance, and reporting. The program also measures outcomes such as mean time to detect and mean time to respond, while providing board level reporting on exposure reduction.

The service is available immediately for enterprise and mid market organizations, with onboarding completed within 30 to 60 days followed by continuous validation cycles.

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