Nothing
Falls Through.
Low-severity alerts fill 70% of your queue. MDR skips them. Attackers live in them. Intezer's AI SOC investigates every one, so nothing slips through the gaps.
In Tetris, one gap blocks everything.
A gap at the bottom prevents every line above it from clearing. It doesn't matter how well everything else is stacked. That one missing piece keeps the board from moving forward.
Your SOC works the same way. The low-severity alerts nobody touches are the gap at the bottom. They don't look dangerous. They never get cleared. And attackers stack on top of them, line by line, until the whole board fills up.
That's the game. That's also Tuesday morning.
Every piece is an alert. Every gap is a threat.
It's Tetris. The twist is what the pieces, gaps, and lines actually mean.
Each piece is an alert
Color-coded by severity. High, medium, low. They all arrive. Most of them are low. Not all of them get caught.
Each gap is a threat hiding
A low-severity alert nobody investigated. Skipped by MDR. Skipped by your team. Sitting open. Attackers know it.
Each cleared line is a verdict
98% accurate. Under 2 minutes. Every alert, every severity. That's what the Intezer AI SOC delivers.
When nothing falls through, nothing hides.
MDR was never designed to fill that gap. It's a human-labor model, and the math doesn't work for 100% coverage. Intezer's AI SOC investigates every alert at forensic depth, across behavior, lineage, and execution artifacts, then reaches a 98% accurate verdict in under 2 minutes.
No severity threshold. No backlog. Just every alert, investigated.
100% coverage, no severity threshold
Every alert investigated, not summarized, not filtered. Forensic depth across behavior, process lineage, and execution artifacts.
Verdicts in under 2 minutes
98% accuracy at machine scale. Every escalation backed by evidence, so your team knows exactly why something needs attention.
Only 2% reach humans
The ones that actually need a decision. Your team stops grinding tickets and starts making calls that matter.
Play it. Then see what changes.
~5 minutes in your browser. No signup. Find out where your stack starts to fall apart, then see what stops it from happening at all.