Intezer Launches Forensic AI SOC for Enterprise Security Operations

December 01, 2025
Intezer has introduced its Forensic AI SOC, an AI-driven platform designed to enhance detection and response capabilities for large enterprises while reducing alert fatigue and scaling security operations.

Intezer has launched its Forensic AI SOC, an artificial intelligence-driven platform designed for large-scale enterprise security operations, announced in a press release. The company stated that the platform is built to strengthen detection and response, minimize alert fatigue, and enable security operations centers (SOCs) to scale without increasing staff.

According to Intezer, the Forensic AI SOC is already in use by several Fortune 500 companies and global organizations. The platform provides automated forensic-grade triage and full alert coverage to help security teams manage the increasing volume of threats and alerts.

The company said the system has been tested in high-threat environments and offers accuracy, speed, and forensic depth in handling AI-orchestrated attacks. It aims to support enterprises facing resource constraints and rising complexity in cybersecurity operations.

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