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  1. beenuar/AiSOC

    AiSOC runs 2,538 of its 7,023 detection rules and hands each incident to an auditable AI agent, with a human approving every response

    AiSOC is an open-source, self-hostable security operations center that normalizes incoming telemetry, detects with the 2,538 executable rules of its 7,023-rule library, groups what fires into incidents, and has an AI agent investigate each one with every prompt and tool call recorded. Proposed responses reach a vendor only after a human approves, and new threat intelligence re-sweeps the history already collected. The project documents a single-server run from install to AI verdict, and notes a roughly 2 GB model download on first run.

    AiSOCAiSOC open-source releaseAI agentthreat detection
  2. beenuar/AiSOC

    AiSOC runs 2,534 of its 7,015 security rules as executable detections, then hands each incident to an auditable AI agent

    The open-source, self-hostable AiSOC normalizes security telemetry, runs the 2,534 executable rules of its 7,015-rule library, groups what fires into incidents, and has an AI agent investigate each one and propose a response. Every prompt and tool call is recorded, and a human approves before anything reaches a vendor. New threat intelligence re-sweeps the history already collected.

    AiSOCAI agentthreat detectionAiSOC open-source release

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