UTMStack

An AI analyst built into every screen

The UTMStack AI assistant sits beside every page and works with your real alerts, incidents, logs and settings. It investigates, explains, writes rules and handles routine actions, using the AI model provider you choose.

UTMStack · SOC-AI
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  • Ask in plain language

    Type a question such as which hosts talked to a flagged address this week, and get an answer built from your own data.

  • Automatic alert triage

    The assistant reads each new alert with its related logs and past decisions. It then closes false positives, moves alerts to review or opens incidents, depending on what you allow.

  • Writes rules and pipelines

    Describe what you want to detect or parse, and the assistant drafts the rule or pipeline for you to test and save.

  • 190 built-in tools

    A built-in Model Context Protocol (MCP) server gives the assistant 190 tools across alerts, incidents, response flows, dashboards, logs, rules, pipelines, compliance and tenants.

  • Your choice of model

    Use ThreatWinds with no setup, or connect OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, Groq, Mistral, DeepSeek, Azure OpenAI, a local Ollama model or any OpenAI-compatible service.

  • Usage per tenant

    Multi-tenant installs measure AI use for each tenant and can set a limit for each one.

Investigate through a conversation

Open the assistant from the top bar, or start on the Overview screen, which asks what you would like to know from your security data. Quick actions cover threat hunting, triage of an observable such as an IP address or file hash, and writing a rule. Answers stream in with the steps the assistant took, plus tables, diagrams and links to the right screen.

Agents for the SOC and for the platform

Built-in agents handle two jobs: helping analysts in the security operations center (SOC) work through alerts and incidents, and helping administrators manage UTMStack itself. The same assistant can build a dashboard, adjust a response flow or draft a detection rule. Repetitive work gets done faster and platform administration gets simpler.

Open to your other AI tools

The assistant works through an MCP server inside UTMStack. MCP is an open standard that lets AI applications use tools in other software. The same 190 tools are available to external AI clients you connect.

You decide where data goes

ThreatWinds is the default model provider and needs no setup. If your policy requires it, connect your own account with a major provider, or run a model on your own hardware with Ollama so prompts stay on your network. You also decide which actions the assistant may take on its own.

Questions buyers ask

Which AI models can I use?

Ten providers are supported: ThreatWinds (the default, with no setup), OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, Groq, Mistral, DeepSeek, Azure OpenAI, Ollama running locally, and any service that offers an OpenAI-compatible interface.

Will the assistant change things without asking?

Only if you allow it. Alert triage can be set to act on its own, for example closing false positives or opening incidents. It can also run in investigate-only mode, where it changes nothing and writes a report with findings and recommendations.

Does my data leave my network?

That depends on the provider you pick. With a cloud provider, your questions and the data needed to answer them are sent to that provider. With Ollama, the model runs on your own hardware.

Is the AI assistant included in the free edition?

AI features are part of UTMStack Enterprise. Contact us if you want to see them working on your own data.

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