Simbian
What is Simbian?
Simbian is an AI security operations platform for security teams that runs offensive and defensive agents in one loop. Its AI SOC Agent, AI Threat Hunt Agent, AI Pentest Agent, AI NetSecOps Agent, Context Lake, and Reasoning Engine work across 100+ tools, including Jira, Slack, and ServiceNow, with customers including Wipro, Matillion, Cybalt, Axelar, Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, and Google.
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At a glance
- Simbian is best for security teams that want autonomous triage, hunting, and testing without building playbooks.
What does Simbian do?
Simbian runs offensive and defensive AI agents in one loop so alerts, hunts, pentests, and network changes feed the same Context Lake. The AI SOC Agent investigates and triages alerts 24/7, the AI Threat Hunt Agent validates hypotheses across organizational and historical data, and the AI Pentest Agent turns point-in-time checks into continuous testing. The platform's Reasoning Engine and TrustedLLM™ are designed to keep humans in control while the agents produce verdicts, remediation guidance, and action-ready outputs. The vendor says the platform connects to 100+ security and enterprise tools and can be deployed in hours or days. It is built for continuous learning rather than one-off automation, and customer logos on the site include Wipro, Matillion, Cybalt, Axelar, Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Infosys. Simbian also offers self-hosting, which matters for teams that want more deployment control without giving up the agent workflow.
Why use Simbian?
- It combines offensive and defensive agents in one platform, so findings from one workflow can improve the others.
- The unified Context Lake lets the system reuse evidence instead of starting each investigation from scratch.
- It is designed for continuous operation, not just one-off alert handling, which helps teams keep pace around the clock.
- The platform connects to 100+ tools and can build custom connectors for proprietary systems on demand.
- Self-hosting gives teams a deployment option when they need more control over where security data and workflows run.
Who is Simbian for?
- SOC analysts who need faster alert triage and validation.
- Threat hunters who want broader searches across history and organizational context.
- Security engineers who need autonomous remediation and change execution.
- MSSP and MDR teams that want to scale services across many environments.
- Pentesters who want continuous, context-aware testing instead of point-in-time checks.
What are Simbian's key features?
AI SOC Agent
Investigates alerts, classifies incidents, and drives response actions across SIEM, EDR, and ticketing platforms, helping teams handle 100% of alerts faster.
AI Threat Hunt Agent
Searches months of history across SIEM, XDRs, AWS CloudTrail, and Microsoft Sentinel to surface hidden threats and expand coverage beyond reactive triage.
AI Pentest Agent
Runs autonomous on-demand pentesting, prioritizes changes, and produces remediation guidance with up to five retests, reducing manual testing cycles.
AI NetSecOps Agent
Executes network and security changes such as firewall policy management, certificate monitoring, and IOC-based blocking across tools like Palo Alto Cortex XSIAM and Splunk SOAR.
Context Lake
Builds organizational context from 100+ integrated tools, including Jira, Slack, and ServiceNow, so agents reason with asset, identity, and incident history.
Reasoning Engine
Uses a single reasoning layer over multi-source intelligence from SIEM, EDR, cloud, and identity providers to produce verdicts, evidence, and remediation steps.
TrustedLLM™
Applies a controlled LLM layer for security workflows, supporting integration-only operation with no live access while keeping investigations and approvals auditable.
Multi Agent Architecture
Coordinates SOC, threat hunting, pentest, and NetSecOps agents together, letting teams automate more work across 100+ enterprise and security tools.
What does Simbian integrate with?
- SIEMS
- XDRs
- CrowdStrike
- Qradar
- Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
- Microsoft Defender XDR
- Sentinel
- Palo Alto Cortex XDR
- Palo Alto Cortex XSIAM
- SentinelOne
- Splunk SOAR
- Splunk
- AWS
- AWS CloudTrail
- AWS CloudWatch
- AWS GuardDuty
- Azure
- Red Hat
- Wiz
- AWS Athena
- Datadog
- Elastic
- JupiterOne
- MySQL
- Intune
- Servicenow
- Abnormal Security
- Proofpoint TAP Events
- Proofpoint Threat Response
- BigFix
What are Simbian's use cases?
SOC analysts triage faster
SOC analysts who need faster alert triage and validation use Simbian's AI SOC Agent to investigate incoming alerts, using Verdict & Reasoning to separate true incidents from noise. They can then use Response & Remediation to move confirmed issues into action instead of leaving them stuck in queues.
Threat hunters search deeper
Threat hunters who want broader searches across history and organizational context use Simbian's AI Threat Hunt Agent to run enterprise-wide hunts, using Simbian Context Lake™ to pull in months of history and related context. That helps them surface hidden activity faster and reuse triage work across future hunts.
Pentesters run continuous checks
Pentesters who want continuous, context-aware testing instead of point-in-time checks use Simbian's AI Pentest Agent to prioritize what matters most, using Context-Aware Pentesting to focus effort on real exposure. They can also use Integrated Remediation Reporting to hand off clear findings and retest outcomes.
Security engineers automate changes
Security engineers who need autonomous remediation and change execution use Simbian's AI NetSecOps Agent to carry out approved fixes, using NetSecOps Executes Changes to handle operational tasks like policy updates and verification. That reduces manual back-and-forth and speeds up closure on recurring issues.
How does Simbian work?
- Connect your first security source, such as SIEMS, XDRs, or AWS CloudTrail, so Simbian can start reading alerts, events, and context from live environments.
- Map the relevant workflows into AI SOC Agent, AI Threat Hunt Agent, AI Pentest Agent, or AI NetSecOps Agent, then let the Reasoning Engine organize each task.
- Enrich investigations with Simbian Context Lake™ so the platform can reuse history, organizational context, and prior triage across alerts, hunts, and remediation work.
- Review the AI's verdicts, reasoning, and recommended actions, then approve response steps like IOC-Based Blocking, Endpoint Containment Actions, or Firewall Policy Management.
- Track outcomes in detailed reports and ticketing platform updates, using ongoing automation to improve coverage, reduce manual effort, and keep services running continuously.
Frequently asked questions
What is Simbian?
Simbian is an AI security operations platform for security teams that runs offensive and defensive agents in one loop. Its AI SOC Agent, AI Threat Hunt Agent, AI Pentest Agent, Context Lake, and Reasoning Engine work across 100+ tools, with customers including Wipro, Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon, and Google.
What is Simbian used for? Who is it for?
Simbian is used for AI SOC Agent, AI Threat Hunt Agent, and AI Pentest Agent. It's built for SOC analysts, Threat hunters, and Security engineers.
Does Simbian have an API and what does it integrate with?
Simbian doesn't publish a public API.
Editor's read
Check whether your environment needs self-hosting or custom connectors before rollout. The platform says it can be deployed in hours or days, but teams with proprietary systems should verify connector coverage and deployment control up front.
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