Streetinsider Launch of IR-OS: First AI-Native Cyber Incident Response Platform
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- •IR-OS is the first AI-native Cyber Incident Response Management platform.
- •The platform can create incident response plans in 15 minutes, reducing costs significantly.
- •It includes features like regulatory tracking and a secure decision record.
IR-OS has been introduced as the first AI-native Cyber Incident Response Management platform. It aims to address gaps left by traditional detection tools like SIEM and EDR, focusing on the human aspects of incident response. The platform can generate tailored incident response plans in just 15 minutes, significantly reducing the time and cost associated with traditional methods. Key features include AI-powered role assignment, regulatory clock tracking, and a cryptographically secure decision record. The platform is designed for a wide range of organizations, from SMBs to Fortune 1000 companies. Subscription plans start at $299 per month, with a 7-day free trial available. The platform's development is validated by an advisory board led by a prominent cybersecurity expert.
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