Crogl sovereign AI SOC (autonomous alert investigation, threat hunting and evidence-gated auto-remediation)

What it does

Crogl describes itself as a sovereign AI SOC that runs on-premises, in a private cloud or fully air-gapped, with a semantic knowledge graph, orchestration and the customer's own LLM. Per its own pages, it monitors SIEM, SOAR and ticketing queues continuously, and 'the agent works the full investigation plan, phase by phase' on every alert, querying SIEM, EDR, identity and email tools in their native formats through federated search, and returns a benign / escalate / inconclusive verdict mapped to MITRE ATT&CK with a confidence score and audit trail. Further use cases cover continuous threat hunting, security-advisory investigation, vulnerability blast radius, ransomware kill-chain correlation and insider-threat identity checks. Its Governed Auto-Remediation use case sits in front of the customer's SOAR: an alert clears only with at least one independent confirming source and zero contradicting sources, the gate is re-run at dispatch, and only then does Crogl trigger the SOAR playbook through its webhook; containment and ambiguous cases stay with analysts. Skills (reusable investigation playbooks) can be built and shared. Pricing page: a free single-user install ($0, includes a 30-day full-feature trial) and a custom-priced Enterprise plan that adds fully autonomous investigations and threat hunting, autonomous execution attached to case management, multi-user SSO and RBAC. Volume figures (e.g. 1,000+ alerts a day) are vendor claims.

Frameworks (vendor-stated)

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Pricing (as published)

Free single-user install ($0; 30-day full-feature trial); Enterprise (autonomous investigations, SSO/RBAC, 24/7 support) custom annual pricing

Tasks

security operationsalert triagecase investigationthreat detectionincident response

Sources

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3. crogl.com/use-cases/governed-auto-remediation
4. crogl.com/pricing
5. crogl.com/contact
6. crogl.com/company

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Use-case comparisons

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FAQ (from this dataset)

What does Crogl sovereign AI SOC do?

Self-hosted AI SOC whose agents pick up alerts from SIEM, SOAR and ticketing queues, investigate each one end to end across the customer's own tools, hunt threats and investigate advisories, and only trigger SOAR playbooks once an evidence gate is passed, with a full audit trail for the analyst's decision.

How much does Crogl sovereign AI SOC cost?

Free single-user install ($0; 30-day full-feature trial); Enterprise (autonomous investigations, SSO/RBAC, 24/7 support) custom annual pricing

Where is Crogl (Crogl, Inc.) headquartered?

United States

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