≤5s
Typical latency
85%
Tier-1 backlog reduced
84%
Auto-closure on benign alerts
Most incoming alerts are benign, but still consume Tier-1 time.
Variance creates rework and SLA risk.
Evidence is scattered across tools.
Senior time gets pulled into triage instead of incidents.
Hook up SIEM (and EDR/email if desired). Models propose decisions; analysts approve/deny so the system learns your team's judgment.
Decision Models return a label + confidence and show nearest similar alerts + prior outcomes. You pick the confidence minimum for auto-close. Alerts below the threshold stay human-reviewed.
Alerts that fall outside learned patterns are reviewed by analysts. Decision Models surface evidence, similar alerts, and prior outcomes to support confident human judgment.
Decisions, confidence, evidence links, and actions write back to SIEM/SOAR/ITSM. Manager views track queue length, decision latency, auto-close %, and decision consistency across shifts.
SOAR playbooks are powerful for automating predefined steps - but they don't make decisions. They're deterministic, which means they follow fixed rules and can't adapt when new or ambiguous alerts appear. That leaves analysts to step in on every edge case.
Arcanna Decision Models close that gap. They learn from your analysts' prior choices and apply them consistently at machine speed. Instead of replacing playbooks, Arcanna sits one layer higher, answering the "is this benign or escalate?" question before any workflow kicks in.
≤5s
median
Alerts resolved faster; backlog shrinking over last 30 days
12%
of alerts
Escalations routed to Tier-2/3 after decision thresholds are applied.
84%
routine alerts
Benign alerts auto-closed under thresholds by source/use case/shift.
94%
alignment
Outlier escalations flagged for coaching; stable across shifts
≈30 min
Read-only; no workflow change.
7–10 days
Approve/deny Suggestions; calibrate thresholds.
scoped
Only where confidence is high.
Monitor KPIs; adjust thresholds; optional agent execution.