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Practical engineering. Measurable operational improvement. Secure enterprise implementation.

CAPABILITIES

What AI-enabled operations means at RDX

TRIAGE · INVESTIGATION

AI-Assisted Triage and Investigation

Models summarize, correlate, and rank alerts inside the SOAR workflow so analysts start from a recommendation instead of a raw queue.

  • Intelligent alert triage and prioritization
  • AI-assisted incident investigation
  • Enrichment and context synthesis
  • Analyst-facing, reviewable recommendations

ORCHESTRATION

AI-Driven Workflow Orchestration

AI decides what to propose; the playbook decides what is allowed; a person decides what executes. Orchestration stays inside your SOAR platform.

  • Human-in-the-loop automation
  • Decision support inside playbooks
  • AI integration with existing SOAR platforms
  • No unattended autonomous execution

GOVERNANCE

Automation Governance and Auditability

Every AI-assisted decision is logged with its inputs, recommendation, approver, and outcome, so adoption is defensible to auditors and leadership.

  • Approval gates on high-impact actions
  • Explainable recommendations
  • Tamper-evident evidence trail
  • Responsible AI adoption within security operations

WHY IT STARTS WITH SOAR

AI is only as useful as the automation underneath it

An AI recommendation that cannot be acted on safely is a dashboard. RDX builds AI-enabled operations on top of the same SOAR engineering discipline that runs the rest of the SOC: integrations that supply clean context, playbooks that enforce what is permitted, and approval gates that keep people in command. That is why this pillar is delivered by the same engineers who build your SOAR platform.

We do not advertise proprietary AI products or capabilities we have not delivered. Engagements focus on practical integration of AI services into existing security operations, measured by operational improvement.

EXTEND YOUR SOAR WITH AI

Start with one workflow. Prove it. Then scale.