The Accountable Agentic SOC Platform

Morpheus is an agentic SOC platform. It’s the precise term for what the category has been calling “AI SOC” and “autonomous SOC”: alert handling done with a degree of independence, under governance a human sets. An AI SOC platform describes the technology. An autonomous SOC describes the goal. An agentic SOC platform describes how the work actually gets done: software that investigates, decides, and acts, with a human setting the limits and able to check every result. For teams leaving legacy SOAR, Morpheus is the SOAR alternative that keeps deterministic playbooks and adds the agentic layer on the same engine.

Every finding is graded by evidence quality. Confirmed means the source telemetry is attached. Inferred means the reasoning is shown and the evidence is circumstantial. Gap means Morpheus looked, found nothing, and says so rather than filling the gap. The reasoning behind each grade is readable and correctable, and a correction persists across future investigations.

SOAR automates predefined steps; Morpheus produces investigation conclusions. SOAR enriches alerts and hands them off; Morpheus runs L1 and L2 investigation end to end and drafts the remediation. SOAR integrations need constant maintenance; Morpheus integrations self-heal when vendors push API changes. Morpheus is built on a SOAR-class deterministic engine, so existing SOAR processes, integrations, and case data migrate rather than getting thrown away.

Those platforms run multiple specialized agents that coordinate through message buses or shared memory, which introduces coordination latency, context fragmentation, hallucination propagation across agents, and an audit trail split across agents. Morpheus runs bounded agentic reasoning inside one deterministic playbook with explicit iteration, cost, tool-scope, and approval-gate bounds. One engine. One reasoning context. One audit trail per incident.

Attack Path Discovery (APD) is D3’s investigation engine. On every alert, APD traces the attack across identities, endpoints, cloud, and email infrastructure, maps blast radius, identifies the chain of techniques mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, and drafts remediation. APD is read-only by design. The investigation produces context. The action layer is governed by your chosen autonomy mode.

Yes. Morpheus integrates with 800+ tools across SIEM, EDR, XDR, IAM, cloud, email, NDR, DLP, and ITSM, including Microsoft Sentinel, Defender, Splunk, CrowdStrike Falcon, SentinelOne, Palo Alto Cortex, Okta, and ServiceNow. Integrations are self-healing: when a vendor pushes a breaking API change, Morpheus adapts the connector automatically. Production drift repair runs at 18 minutes MTTR vs 4 to 6 weeks.

No. XSOAR has no product-wide end-of-life notice and XSOAR 8 still ships. Palo Alto has named Cortex AgentiX as XSOAR’s next generation (Oct 28, 2025), ended sale of the XSOAR professional-services SKUs (Feb 1, 2026), and retired XSOAR 6.12 and 6.13 (Jun 30, 2026). D3 runs an XSOAR Exit Program for customers deciding what comes next.

Days, not months. Integrations connect, the deterministic playbook engine runs, APD investigates from day one. Over the following weeks, the self-learning pipeline tunes confidence scoring to your alert volume and recommendations to what your analysts actually act on. Day-one functionality is real; peak accuracy compounds over the first 60 to 90 days.

Multi-tenant by design. Per-tenant policies, per-tenant SLAs, per-tenant autonomy modes, per-tenant audit trails. Self-healing integrations propagate vendor API changes across every tenant simultaneously, decoupling engineering maintenance from client scale. Built for the world’s largest MSSPs.

Annual subscription, sized by your alert volume envelope. The AI is included: no token costs, no usage meter, no month-end compute surprise. Above the envelope, additional alerts are priced per alert, published in advance. Talk to us and we’ll size an envelope to your environment and tenant structure.