Cycurion Habit · the AI SOC
Knows your habits. Breaks theirs.
Cycurion Habit connects to the tools you already run, learns what normal looks like, and triages, verifies and shuts down whatever breaks pattern, with human analysts behind it around the clock.
Overview
What happened while I was away?
One number, open signals, with how it moved over the last seven days. Beside it, what is likely malicious and what you have not seen yet. Under it, a plain-English note of what Habit logged, opened and closed since you last looked, and the short list that needs you.
Why Habit
Security is a behavior problem. So we named it after one.
Signatures catch what someone has already seen. Habits catch what is different. Habit works on three of them at once.
Your habits.
Who logs in when. Which service talks to which. What normal traffic looks like at 3 a.m. Habit builds a living baseline for every identity, endpoint and workload, so normal gets a fingerprint.
Their habits.
Attackers are creatures of habit. Same tools, same moves, same order. Habit knows the playbook, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, and recognizes it on the first move, not the fifth.
Our habit.
Test, verify, fix. Habit's AI red team attacks your environment first, finds the path before an attacker walks it, and proves every fix held.
The Habit loop
A pattern break is the cue. A lower risk score is the reward.
Triage, verification and remediation are the routine. Then Habit learns from it and runs again.
Learn
Baseline every identity, device and workload.
Detect
Flag the moment anything breaks pattern.
Triage
The AI SOC investigates. Analysts take what needs a human.
Verify
Testing proves the threat is real, and later that the fix held.
Remediate
Contain, patch and close the path.
Score
Re-rank risk and feed the next loop.
Inside Cycurion Habit
Every screen answers one question.
Signals
What needs attention, and in what order?
Every signal on one board: waiting on your decision, accepted risk, closed by your team, and closed by Habit on its own. Each card carries a threat probability, so the likely-malicious ones are obvious at a glance. Prefer rows? Switch to the list, or search the raw logs from the same bar.
Signal thread
What is the story behind this alert?
Each signal is a thread: what the source reported, what Habit correlated and recommends, and what your team did about it. Then one decision: run an investigation, contain the asset, resolve it or accept the risk.
Identities
Who and what is Habit protecting?
Every person, service account and AI agent, with where it comes from, the device it runs on, its open signals and when it was last seen. Flag the ones that matter most, and a disabled account never passes for an active one.
Attack mode
Click the crossed swords. Habit goes on offense.
One click in the header turns Habit from defender to attacker. Pick any endpoint running the Habit agent and see every attack technique Habit has run against it, each mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and marked pending, succeeded or failed. When a finding needs hands on the keyboard, request a shell session on the device from the same screen.
It is the red team you never had to schedule: the attacker's moves, run on your own machines first, so the gaps show up in Habit instead of in an incident report.
Consolidate
Old habits. Retired.
The stack you inherited is a collection of habits nobody chose on purpose. Habit replaces them with one operation, one console and one number leadership can track.
Alert queue nobody clearsAI SOCSeparate MDR retainerManaged detection and responseOnce-a-year pen testAI red team“We think it's patched”VerificationSpreadsheet risk registersRisk scoringFixing by CVSS alonePrioritization
- An AI SOC with people behind itAnalysts on the calls that need judgment, around the clock.
- Attacks firstAn AI red team finds the path, then proves each fix held.
- Unlimited incident responseIncluded, with no hourly or per-incident fee.
- Works with what you ownConnects to your endpoint protection, or brings its own agent.
- Behavioral baseliningContinuous models of normal for users, hosts, services and cloud workloads.
- Email securityProtection for the channel most attacks start in.
- BackupMicrosoft 365, Google Workspace and AWS S3.
- Security help deskAn inbox for security concerns, answered by the team behind Habit.
Predict. Protect. Prevail.
Make it a Habit.
Book a demo and watch Habit work, from pattern break to proof of fix.