Findings
What an agent has seen, with evidence: TITAN's anomaly detections, TIAID's intelligence matches. Every finding carries confidence, scope and the raw OCSF references behind it.
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Most platforms hand your analysts four hundred raw alerts. CFC hands them one decision-ready case — because the Argus agents do the arguing first.
A simulated replay of an incident pattern moving through the orchestrated system — Intelliorbit (I.O) coordinating specialist capabilities end to end, with a human decision at the finish.
Agents don't share dashboards — they exchange three kinds of structured messages, every one of them logged and auditable.
What an agent has seen, with evidence: TITAN's anomaly detections, TIAID's intelligence matches. Every finding carries confidence, scope and the raw OCSF references behind it.
What an agent asks another to do: CORE tasking TIAID to enrich an indicator, or PACT to open an evidence chain. Tasks have owners, deadlines and outcomes — nothing is fire-and-forget.
What survives for the record: sealed evidence chains, control mappings, the full agent conversation. This is what your auditors — and your lawyers — get when they ask "how do you know?"
The same credential-stuffing replay from above, step by step.
TITAN spots an anomalous authentication burst across 14 accounts in one tenant — a credential-stuffing pattern, not 14 separate alerts.
I.O receives the finding, decides context is missing, and tasks TIAID: who owns this source infrastructure, and have we seen it before?
TIAID fuses threat-intelligence context: the infrastructure overlaps a known botnet cluster. Confidence: high. The finding is now an incident.
I.O tasks PACT to seal the evidence chain and map the incident to the frameworks that matter — ISO 27001 controls, national IR reporting duties.
I.O assembles one decision-ready case: the finding, the intel, the evidence, the recommended action — with the full agent conversation attached.
A human analyst reviews the fused case in the CFC console and approves containment. Agents propose — people decide. Always.
Multi-agent automation is only acceptable to a regulator — or a ministry — when every decision is explainable after the fact.
Containment and response actions require analyst approval by default. Autonomy thresholds are configurable per tenant, per action class.
Every message on the bus — finding, task, evidence — is retained with the case. Reconstruct any decision, any time, message by message.
The bus is tenant-scoped: agents reason within a tenant's boundary, and cross-tenant visibility exists only for the roles you authorize.
Book a walkthrough and we'll replay the agent bus against scenarios from your environment — Commercial or Sovereign.