AI-native SIEM, XDR and SOC platform built to run fully disconnected

SecsphereSOC is the security-operations line of StraightArc Technologies, a product company in Udaipur, Rajasthan that positions itself as an engineering organisation rather than a reseller: the correlation engine, the storage layer, the hypervisor and the cyber range in its Skyvirt and Secsphere families are all written in-house. That matters most to the customers it targets. Defence, law enforcement and critical-infrastructure programmes in India increasingly require a domestic supply chain and deployments that make no external network calls, so the platform is built to run air-gapped rather than adapted to it later.

Operationally, Secsphere SOC ingests telemetry from across the estate and correlates it against roughly 6,000 detection rules, with five tiers of lateral-movement detection. Its stated design goal is to compress a queue of raw alerts into a handful of investigation units, each carrying an attack narrative an analyst can read as a sequence rather than a list. A native scanner handles TLS analysis and CPE-to-CVE matching with EPSS scoring, and virtual patching is offered to cover the gap between disclosure and a vendor fix. SOAR, UEBA and NDR sit in the same console with enforced multi-tenant isolation for service providers, and a free edition is available. A companion product, Secsphere BAS, runs breach and attack simulation mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.