Intezer Expands AI SOC Platform for Teams Outgrowing MDR

New capabilities combine autonomous alert triage and investigation, continuous detection engineering, and expert analyst support to help enterprises move beyond MDR limitations and improve security outcomes

Mar. 19, 2026 at 1:50pm

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Intezer, an AI SOC platform for enterprise powered by ForensicAI, has announced expanded capabilities in its platform designed for teams who have outgrown their traditional managed detection and response (MDR) services. The new features include autonomous triage and investigation of security alerts, continuous optimization of SIEM and EDR detection rules, and on-demand access to Intezer's security experts.

Why it matters

As internal security teams lack the capacity to investigate all security alerts around the clock, they often turn to MDR providers. However, MDR services are still limited by human capacity, leading to inconsistent investigation quality and many low- and medium-severity alerts going unreviewed. This creates silent risk, as nearly 1% of real threats can come from these lower-severity alerts. Intezer's expanded AI SOC platform aims to address these limitations by automating alert triage and investigation, continuously improving detection rules, and providing expert analyst support when needed.

The details

Intezer's AI SOC platform uses AI-driven detection engineering to tune SIEM and EDR rules based on real investigation outcomes, creating a closed-loop process that continuously improves detection coverage. The platform also provides customers with on-demand access to Intezer's security researchers and analysts for complex investigations and high-impact incidents. Additionally, human review of edge cases and customer feedback helps to continuously improve the AI's investigation accuracy and alignment with each organization's environment and risk profile.

  • Intezer announced the expanded capabilities of its AI SOC platform on March 19, 2026.

The players

Intezer

An AI SOC platform for enterprise powered by ForensicAI, specializing in deep forensic investigation to deliver unmatched accuracy and speed in cyber alert triage and incident response.

Cecil Pineda

A 4-time CISO and security leader in the healthcare industry who commented on the need for AI platforms to handle the volume of security events enterprises face.

Itai Tevet

The CEO and co-founder of Intezer, who discussed how AI SOC changes the security operations model by making full forensic investigation possible across every alert, continuously improving detection, and allowing human experts to focus on the incidents that truly require judgment and response.

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What they’re saying

“Many organizations handle millions of security events per year. There's no possible way you can go through 100% of your alerts, and resolve them completely, unless you rely on an AI platform.”

— Cecil Pineda, 4-time CISO and security leader in the healthcare industry

“Security operations have reached a structural limit. Human teams, whether internal or outsourced to MDR providers, cannot realistically investigate the volume of alerts enterprises now face. Our analysis of more than 25 million alerts makes the risk clear: Real threats are often buried in the low-severity signals that never get investigated.”

— Itai Tevet, CEO and co-founder of Intezer

What’s next

Intezer will feature its AI SOC platform at the RSA Conference in Moscone South, booth #555, from March 23-26, 2026. Visitors can learn more about Intezer's RSAC activities or book a meeting with the onsite team.

The takeaway

Intezer's expanded AI SOC platform aims to address the limitations of traditional MDR services by automating alert triage and investigation, continuously improving detection rules, and providing expert analyst support. This shift towards AI-powered security operations can help enterprises move beyond the constraints of human capacity and improve their overall security outcomes.