AI security log analysis
Upload or paste events, identify suspicious patterns, score risk, and connect findings to relevant MITRE ATT&CK techniques.
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AI-Powered Cybersecurity Investigation Workspace for SOC analysts, incident responders, and cybersecurity teams.
Analyze approved security logs and evidence, search trusted RAG knowledge, investigate indicators, prioritize CVEs, guide incident response, and prepare analyst-reviewed reports in one focused workspace.
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AI cybersecurity software
A cybersecurity investigation tool for evidence-driven teams.
SecureViewIQ supports analyst-led security research and incident investigation with AI security log analysis, RAG knowledge search, threat intelligence, vulnerability prioritization, response guidance, and reporting in one focused workflow.
Threat intelligence investigation
Validate and enrich IPs, domains, file hashes, and CVEs while preserving investigation history and analyst context.
Vulnerability prioritization
Rank CVEs with NVD, CISA KEV, EPSS, asset exposure, and remediation context so analysts know what to fix first.
RAG knowledge search
Ask questions across approved security documents and keep answers grounded in the sources available to your team.
AI incident-response guidance
Organize evidence, verify findings, plan justified response actions, and track incidents from initial signal through closure.
SOC analyst copilot
Continue source-aware investigations with an AI assistant designed to support analyst judgment—not replace it.
Clear reporting
Turn investigation notes and verified findings into clean, analyst-ready reports for stakeholders.
How it works
A focused path from intake to report.
Keep each conclusion connected to the evidence and analyst decisions behind it.
Bring in evidence
Paste logs, upload supported files, or describe an alert or security incident.
Analyze and correlate
Review risk signals, indicators, knowledge sources, and mapped techniques in one place.
Verify findings
Separate observed facts from assumptions before choosing a response.
Respond and report
Document justified next steps, validate closure, and prepare a clear report.
Product documentation
Use every workspace feature with confidence.
Open the complete SecureViewIQ system guide for step-by-step instructions, supported inputs, review checkpoints, troubleshooting, and current product boundaries.
Open full documentationUpload and analyze
Choose the correct purpose, upload supported evidence, run Log Analysis, and continue a completed analysis into Enrich & Review.
View evidence guideAsk and verify
Use Chat Assistant and Ready knowledge documents, then review source context, assumptions, confidence, and evidence gaps.
View grounded-analysis guideInvestigate and prioritize
Enrich indicators, review provider freshness and internal sightings, and prioritize CVEs using exploit and asset context.
View intelligence guidesRespond and report
Follow the five-step incident workflow, document the outcome, produce reviewed reports, and observe human approval boundaries.
View response guide
Operational boundary
SecureViewIQ assists investigation; it does not autonomously change production systems.
Blocking, isolation, account disablement, remediation, and closure decisions remain under human control.
Built for security work
Useful for teams that need faster analysis without losing control.
SOC analysts
Reduce time spent moving between logs, threat lookups, internal documents, incident notes, and reporting tools.
MSSPs and consultants
Maintain a consistent evidence-first workflow while preparing clear investigation output for multiple customers.
Growing organizations
Give small security teams a structured way to investigate alerts, organize context, and document decisions.
Choosing cybersecurity tools
How should teams evaluate cybersecurity investigation software?
There is no single best cybersecurity tool for every job. Compare each product against the workflow, evidence, integrations, human controls, and outcomes your team actually needs.
What should teams look for in the best cybersecurity investigation tools?
Look for reliable evidence intake, source-aware analysis, clear product boundaries, analyst review, investigation history, and reporting that makes each conclusion traceable.
Is SecureViewIQ an AI cybersecurity tool?
Yes. It uses AI to assist log analysis, grounded knowledge search, threat investigation, vulnerability prioritization, incident-response guidance, and reporting while keeping material decisions under human control.
Can teams use SecureViewIQ as a security research workspace?
Yes, for authorized defensive research. Analysts can examine uploaded evidence, enrich indicators and CVEs, consult approved knowledge, preserve context, and document defensible findings.
Can SecureViewIQ analyze security logs with AI?
Yes. Analysts can paste events or upload supported evidence, identify suspicious patterns, score risk, and review relevant MITRE ATT&CK context before accepting a finding.
How does RAG support a cybersecurity investigation?
Retrieval-Augmented Generation searches approved Ready documents and grounds answers in the sources available to the selected knowledge scope.
Can analysts investigate indicators and threats?
Analysts can enrich IP addresses, domains, URLs, hashes, and CVEs, then review provider evidence, freshness, internal sightings, and investigation history.
How does SecureViewIQ help prioritize CVEs?
It combines available NVD, CISA KEV, EPSS, asset-exposure, and remediation context so analysts can decide which vulnerabilities need attention first.
Does it guide incident response and reporting?
Yes. Teams can organize evidence, verify findings, document response decisions, track the incident workflow, and produce an analyst-reviewed report.
Does SecureViewIQ replace a SIEM or vulnerability scanner?
No. It does not automatically collect network telemetry, discover installed software, run exploits, apply patches, or make production changes without authorized human action.
Designed for responsible use
Security assistance with analyst control.
SecureViewIQ is built around authenticated access, role-aware administration, auditability, defensive-use boundaries, and human review for high-impact actions.
Authenticated workspace
Application routes and account access are protected through Spring Security.
Documented access roles
User and Analyst roles use the investigation workspace; the Admin role alone can access protected administration controls.
Audit visibility
Security and administrative events can be reviewed from the protected workspace.
Human approval
Blocking, isolation, account disablement, and production changes remain analyst decisions.