Autonomous security operations company Torq Ltd. today announced it acquired unlaunched Israeli startup Revrod and integrated its multi-agent retrieval-augmented generation advancements into Torq HyperSOC 2o, the latest version of its flagship product.

Revrod never launched and there’s not much publicly available information about the company, aside from it being founded in 2023 and raising early-stage funding from Hetz Ventures Management Ltd. and Notable Capital.

The technology from Revrod can now be found in HyperSOC 2o. The updated platform introduces a suite of autonomous artificial intelligence agents designed to streamline and scale the full spectrum of security operations center workflows.

The new agents include a new Investigation Agent that performs deep data mining and correlation across disparate sources, providing rapid root cause analysis and impact assessments that help analysts prioritize threats more effectively.

Another new agent, Case Management, improves decision-making by dynamically reclassifying threats using real-time data and historical context while also eliminating false positives. Additionally, a Runbook Agent offers tailored orchestration of containment actions based on institutional knowledge, all executed within enterprise-grade safeguards.

HyperSOC 2o also debuts a Remediation Agent that is said by Torq to be capable of carrying out autonomous or human-in-the-loop responses that are tailored to each organization’s specific needs. The agent allows enterprises not only to identify and triage threats faster but also to reduce mean time to respond significantly.

The different agents are tied together by what Torq calls “OmniAgent architecture,” allowing for multistep, cross-agent collaboration that simulates human-level SOC analysis and action. By having access to and the ability to use all the agents, HyperSOC 2o can coordinate threat assessments, plan remediation steps and execute them without needing constant analyst intervention.

The result is a reduction in investigation time by up to 90% and the ability for SOC teams to handle three to five times more alerts without increasing headcount or sacrificing performance.

“With this acquisition and based on enterprise customer feedback, we’re confident Torq is 1.5 years ahead of our competition in delivering true autonomy for security operations,” said Torq co-founder and Chief Executive Ofer Smadari. “Revrod’s technology fundamentally changes what’s possible in a SOC. By integrating it into Torq HyperSOC 2o, we’re giving our customers the tools to operate faster and smarter than ever before.”

Torq is a venture capital-backed startup that has raised approximately $192 million over five rounds, including $50 million in December 2021, $42 million in January 2024 and $70 million in September. Investors in the company include Evolution Equity Partners, Bessemer Venture Partners LP, Notable Capital, Greenfield Partners and Strait Capital Company Ltd.

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