A workspace built around the investigation
Security work is rarely a single query. Analysts move between raw evidence, organizational knowledge, threat context, vulnerability information, response steps, and the final report. SecureViewIQ brings those activities into a connected workflow while keeping the analyst responsible for the decision.
What the workflow supports
Review authorized logs and evidence
Bring approved investigation material into the workspace and examine it without losing the source context needed to support a finding.
Ask grounded questions across approved knowledge
Use retrieval-assisted search to work from the material available to the investigation. Answers should be treated as investigation support and reviewed against their cited evidence.
Connect indicators and incident context
Examine relevant indicators, threat-intelligence context, and observed activity together. This helps analysts organize what is known, what remains uncertain, and which next step requires approval.
Prioritize vulnerability context
Consider CVE information alongside environment and investigation context. SecureViewIQ is intended to support prioritization—not to replace vulnerability scanning or change-management controls.
Prepare analyst-reviewed findings
Structure evidence, observations, recommended actions, and open questions so a human analyst can verify the work before it becomes an operational decision or report.
Who this is for
- SOC analysts who need to move from an alert to a documented investigation.
- Incident responders who need evidence, hypotheses, and next steps kept together.
- Security engineers evaluating an evidence-grounded AI workflow.
- Security leaders who want clearer review points and traceable reporting.
A practical evaluation checklist
When evaluating any AI-assisted investigation tool, ask whether it preserves source context, shows uncertainty, supports human approval, separates observation from conclusion, and fits the tools and controls already used by your team.
For a practical starting point, read the security log analysis guide and use the incident-response evidence checklist.
See the workflow with your own use case
A useful demo should begin with the kind of evidence your team is authorized to investigate and the decision the analyst needs to make. Contact SecureViewIQ to discuss a focused product walkthrough.