Agents can only automate what they can see. Anvilogic sits above every SIEM and data lake and puts agent teams to work across the whole lifecycle: intel, data, detection, hunting, triage, and investigation.
It all runs continuously on one Enterprise Security Graph, with humans in the loop exactly where you want them.
Not a chain of point tools handing off tickets. Teams of agents operating on the same graph, each one feeding the next, and feeding back.
Automation without priorities is just faster busywork. Intel agents watch the threat landscape around the clock and re-rank your priorities as adversary behavior shifts, while your own business threat models (crown jewels, regulated data, acquisitions, third parties) are imported directly into maturity scoring. The result is one live picture of what you should be defending, and how well you actually are.
Data agents continuously scan every connected environment (SIEM, data lake, cloud, identity, endpoint) for feed health, schema drift, and volume anomalies. They also work the other direction: when a threat priority needs telemetry you aren't collecting, the agent tells you exactly which source to onboard and what detection controls it unlocks.
Detection and hunt agents inherit the context from intel and your business threat models, then go to work: finding where coverage is missing, building and deploying the detections to close it, and hunting proactively for what no rule caught. Health and tuning agents run alongside them, confirming detections still execute, still get data, and still fire for the right reasons.
Triage agents pull entity, asset, and historical context from the security graph, rank what actually deserves attention, and assign an initial verdict with its reasoning attached. Anything marked benign doesn't just disappear. It flows straight back to the tuning agents, so the detection that produced it gets quieter in real time.
Escalations become cases, and investigation agents work them from first pivot to final call: expanding scope through the security graph, gathering evidence across every connected platform, deciding whether this is an incident, and recommending the remediation, or enforcing it once you approve. The whole chain of reasoning stays in the case for review, audit, and handover.
Every agent reads from and writes to the same Enterprise Security Graph: your entities and their relationships, your threat priorities, your detections and their history, and every verdict and investigation your team has ever reached. That's the difference between an agent that guesses and one that remembers, and it's why the loop gets measurably better the longer it runs.
Agentic doesn't mean unsupervised. Set the level of autonomy per stage, and move it as trust builds.
Keep the SIEM you have, keep the lake you're building. We'll show you the loop running against your environment in a 30-minute session.