www.prnewswire.com InfoSight Launches AI-Enabled Purple Team SOCaaS for Enhanced Cyber Defense
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- •InfoSight launched AI-Enabled Purple Team SOCaaS on May 13, 2026.
- •The service combines AI-driven intelligence with human oversight for enhanced threat management.
- •Purple SOCaaS aims to address the speed mismatch between attackers and defenders.
On May 13, 2026, InfoSight announced the launch of its AI-Enabled Purple Team Security Operations Center as a Service (SOCaaS). This managed security solution integrates AI-driven attack path intelligence with human-led governance to improve threat detection and response. The service addresses the increasing speed of cyber attacks, which outpace traditional Security Operations Centers (SOC). By combining offensive and defensive strategies, Purple SOCaaS provides continuous threat exposure management throughout the attack lifecycle. Key features include real-time validation of detections, dynamic feedback loops for continuous improvement, and enriched alerts for security teams. The offering is aimed at enterprise and mid-market organizations, allowing them to proactively anticipate threats. InfoSight emphasizes the need for security operations to match the pace of modern attacks, which operate at machine speed.
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