Incidents & SOAR
From a single alert to a tracked incident.
A lone alert is noise. AxioRank correlates related alerts into one incident, opens a ticket in the system your team already lives in, and closes the incident when the risk clears, so nothing important hides in a feed.
correlate · open a ticket · auto-resolve
agent agent_7f3c signals 3 correlated alerts pattern read secret -> outbound POST ticket JIRA SEC-417 opened status investigating
Correlation
One sequence, not five scattered alerts.
Add a few calls and watch separate events fold into a single kill chain. The same correlation turns a scatter of alerts into one incident with a clear story.
Add a few calls. One looks fine on its own. Try a sensitive read followed by a POST, or three reads then a delete.
Response
Act the moment the picture is clear.
An incident does not have to wait for a human to notice it. Watch the response engine quarantine an agent, revoke a key, or alert, all from the rule you set.
Your response rule
Simulate only
Take real action
Event feed
Monitor records a simulated action. Armed takes the real one.
Into your stack
Open the ticket your team already watches.
The incident does not stay in our dashboard. It opens where your responders work, with a signed webhook for anything custom.
Jira and ServiceNow
Open and update a ticket automatically, with the incident details and the agent attached.
A signed webhook
Fire a signed, retried event into your own SOAR or automation when an incident opens.
Auto-resolve
When the risk clears and no new alerts arrive, the incident closes itself and the ticket follows.
# response action: open a Jira ticket on a kill-chain incident action open_ticket target jira project SEC summary "Kill chain on agent_7f3c: read secret -> outbound POST"
Keep exploring
Continue across the control plane.
Turn alerts into incidents your team can close.
Correlate the noise, open a ticket where your responders work, and let the incident resolve itself when the risk is gone.