What is AutoSecOps?
AutoSecOps is the autonomous security platform built by Singularity Research and Development Inc. It replaces a stack of separate tools by combining AI SOC analysts, AIDR (AI Agent Detection & Response), EDR, NDR, SIEM, SOAR, XDR, MDM and CTI in one console. AutoSecOps observes telemetry, decides a verdict, acts to contain the threat and verifies the outcome in under 100 milliseconds, with every action written to an audit-ready evidence chain.
Which security modules are included in AutoSecOps?
Ten of them, sharing one data plane: an agentic AI SOC; AIDR for protecting AI agents; EDR for endpoints; NDR for network traffic; SIEM for log correlation; SOAR for automated response playbooks; XDR for cross-surface detection; MDM for mobile fleets; CTI for threat intelligence enrichment; and BreachOps for continuous offensive testing. You do not integrate them — they were built together.
What is AIDR, and why do AI agents need it?
AIDR stands for AI Agent Detection and Response. It is Singularity's own module for securing autonomous AI agents, which are a new and largely undefended attack surface. AIDR screens every prompt, retrieved context, tool call and output an agent produces — blocking prompt injection, tool abuse and data exfiltration before the agent acts. Risky tool calls pause for human approval; everything else runs at machine speed.
How much does AutoSecOps cost?
Starter is $8 per device per month with no minimums. Growth is $12 and adds IAM, patching, CTI feeds and vCISO. Scale is custom priced for defense, government and regulated industries. For comparison, a legacy stack of SIEM ($250K/yr), SOAR ($150K/yr), a five-analyst SOC team ($600K/yr), compliance tooling ($80K/yr) and EDR seats runs past $1.2M a year.
Can AutoSecOps run air-gapped or on-premises?
Yes — cloud, your own datacenter, or fully air-gapped, with no change in capability. Our 1B-parameter Maximus models run entirely on your premises and score near frontier models a thousand times their size on Cybench, the public security reasoning benchmark. No data ever leaves your network.
What is BreachOps?
BreachOps is the offensive half of AutoSecOps. It runs autonomous red teams that map how a real adversary would chain your weaknesses, exploit them safely inside approved scope with a rollback path, and ship every finding with evidence and a remediation script — continuously, rather than once a year at audit time.
Does AutoSecOps replace CrowdStrike and Splunk, or work with them?
Either way. AutoSecOps has 300+ integrations — CrowdStrike, Splunk, SentinelOne, Microsoft Sentinel, Palo Alto and more — so it can act as the AI brain over the stack you already own. If you have no tooling yet, it ships its own EDR, NDR, SIEM and XDR built from zero, and one console replaces the whole alphabet.
Who builds AutoSecOps?
Singularity Research and Development Inc., founded by Muhammet Anıl Yağız. The team are offensive security researchers whose vulnerability work is credited by AWS, Google, Oracle, Intel and NASA and has affected more than a billion users, with 70+ papers at NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, ICCV and CCS. We built the attacker's tools first, which is why our models know what the defender needs to see.