7AI Launches PLAID ELITE Managed SOC Service with 100 New AI Jobs
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- •7AI launched PLAID ELITE, an AI-native managed SOC service.
- •The service has processed over 7 million investigations, reducing false positives significantly.
- •7AI plans to add 100 new AI jobs in Boston and has seen substantial growth in customer acquisition.
7AI has introduced PLAID ELITE, a fully managed AI-native security operations service that integrates autonomous investigation, threat hunting, and analyst oversight. The service aims to assist organizations in maintaining continuous security operations without the need for an internal SOC team. 7AI has reported processing over 7 million investigations, achieving a 95% to 99% reduction in false positives and investigation times. The company plans to create 100 new AI jobs at its Boston headquarters in 2026. Additionally, 7AI has experienced significant growth, with a 3x increase in customer growth and a 6.5x rise in channel pipeline over three quarters. The launch is also notable for its emphasis on partnerships, with 45% of its pipeline coming from channel partners. 7AI has been recognized in the 2026 AI 100 by CB Insights and named one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies.
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