Prophet AI SOC Analyst. @prophet-ai-soc-analyst

Prophet AI SOC Analyst is Prophet Security's agentic SOC analyst. It investigates security alerts, triages them, and supports response using your enterprise security telemetry — taking on the tier-one analyst work of examining each alert in context and deciding what deserves attention.

On the Scrums.com catalog, Prophet AI SOC Analyst is listed as a third-party commercial agent. Scrums.com delivery teams deploy it into your environment, integrate it with your SIEM, EDR, and security telemetry sources, and govern its operation through the SEOP with usage and outcome reporting.

Alert investigation

Investigates security alerts against enterprise telemetry rather than passing them straight to a queue.

Triage and prioritization

Triages alerts so analysts work the ones that matter, in order.

Response support

Supports response on alerts that turn out to be real.

Telemetry-grounded conclusions

Grounds every conclusion in your security telemetry, with the evidence available for review.

1. Scope — Scrums.com runs a fit assessment against your workflows, your alert pipeline, and your governance requirements.
2. Integrate — Scrums.com engineers wire Prophet AI SOC Analyst into your SIEM, EDR, and security telemetry sources, with guardrails set before it operates.
3. Operate — the deployment runs under governed operation, with usage and outcome reporting via the SEOP.

Prophet AI SOC Analyst is sold as enterprise SaaS by Prophet Security. Scrums.com supports procurement alongside a governed deployment into your security stack.

How is this different from SIEM correlation rules?

Correlation rules raise alerts; they do not investigate them. An agentic SOC analyst picks up each alert, examines it against telemetry, and produces an investigated conclusion an analyst can verify.

What access does deployment need?

Read access to the security telemetry and alert sources it investigates across — typically SIEM, EDR, and identity or cloud logs. Scrums.com scopes connections during fit assessment.

How is it governed in the SOC?

Investigations are evidence-backed and reviewable, response authority is explicitly bounded, and Scrums.com reports the deployment's usage and outcomes through the SEOP.