When an Alert Becomes an Incident, SOAR Runs Out of Road.

Cybersecurity Incident Response Management (CIRM) adds the ownership, obligations, and record your SOAR platform was never built to handle.

  • One workspace where security, legal, and leadership see the same incident
  • Reporting clocks — SEC, CIRCIA, NYDFS, GDPR — surfaced the moment they start
  • An audit-ready record you can hand to the board, regulators, or counsel

Why this matters

4
business days
The SEC's disclosure clock starts once materiality is determined, not once the case is closed.
72
hours
GDPR's usual notification window after you become aware of a breach.
0
fields
For legal privilege, board sign-off, or an out-of-band failover plan in a standard SOAR case record.

Trusted by Security Teams

The Incident Response Layer
Your SOAR Stack is Missing

COORDINATE LEGAL, PRIVACY, COMMS, AND THE BOARD ON THE SAME INCIDENT, WITHOUT TOUCHING YOUR PLAYBOOKS.

Your SOAR automates enrichment, triage, and containment inside the SOC. Everything past that — who owns the decision, which regulatory clocks are running, what gets written down — still happens on bridge calls and in spreadsheets. CIRM adds that layer on top of the stack you already run, without touching your playbooks.

Extend Response Past the SOC

Your SOAR coordinates analysts. CIRM coordinates legal, privacy, comms, and the executive team on the same incident, with owners and deadlines already assigned.

Put the Reporting Clocks on Screen

A SOAR case record doesn’t track SEC, CIRCIA, NYDFS, or GDPR deadlines. Obligations surface as the incident’s facts change, while there’s still time to act on them.

Make Every Response Defensible

There’s no field for legal privilege or board sign-off in a standard SOAR case. Every action, decision, and approval is captured as it happens — no scrambling to recreate the timeline after the fact.

SOAR Automated the Playbook. Agentic AI Automates the Response.

See how AI agents handle regulatory mapping, task assignment, and drafting across the enterprise, and where a human still has to decide.

SOAR and CIRM, side by side

Where Security Orchestration, Automation and Response Ends

SOAR was built to automate the technical playbook. BreachRx picks up the parts of an incident that involve people outside the SOC — and those are the parts regulators, boards, and plaintiffs' lawyers look at afterwards.

Built to complement your SOAR stack, not replace it.

Your SOAR / SIEM stack

Automates the technical playbook inside the SOC
Enriches, triages, and contains alerts
Coordinates analysts and engineers
Measures MTTD and MTTR
Produces case notes for the security team

BreachRx Rex Platform™

Runs the business response across the whole enterprise
Maps incident facts to regulatory obligations and clocks
Coordinates legal, privacy, comms, executives, and the board
Measures decision latency and obligation compliance
Produces an audit-ready record for regulators and counsel

Six Capabilities SOAR Platforms Don’t Include

Why Security Leaders Choose BreachRx

Former CSO at Facebook, Uber, Cloudflare
Joe Sullivan

“In a high-stakes incident, structure and accountability matter as much as containment. If the Rex Platform™ had been in use at Uber, giving us real-time visibility and documented decision authority, it would have changed how we managed the response and likely the outcome.”

Former CISO at Cigna
Jim Beeson

“The technical response is only part of the equation. What truly determines the outcome is how well the organization aligns decisions across security, legal, privacy, and leadership. BreachRx addresses that gap in a way most tools simply don’t.”

CISO & CIO at Abacus Insights
Bill Brown

“With BreachRx, we aren’t limited to a single Incident Commander or at risk of having incidents being handled inconsistently. There’s no guesswork about what to do next, and that is huge for us.”

The Next Incident Won’t Wait for Your First Meeting.

See how BreachRx turns your response plan into a live, assigned, deadline-aware workflow — before you need it.

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