Torq Agentic AI

Torq Agentic AI is a pattern recognition tool. Torq Agentic AI runs a coordinated team of AI agents across SOC triage, investigation, and response, with declarative controls, auditable reasoning, and human-on-the-loop oversight.

Torq Agentic AI is a security operations platform built around a team of specialized AI agents rather than a single assistant. Torq HyperAgents handle narrow jobs across the threat lifecycle: triage at the ingestion point, investigation with evidence collection, and response with containment and remediation. Torq Socrates acts as the omni-agent that coordinates the HyperAgents, runs case management, and keeps a shared record of summaries, timelines, and evidence. The design goal is to move routine Tier-1 work off analyst desks while leaving high severity decisions with people. The operating model is declarative. Administrators give each agent a role, a goal, and explicit instructions, then define which tools it can call, which data it can reach, and which decisions it is allowed to make. Reasoning and actions are logged for audit, and a human-on-the-loop checkpoint can gate response actions. Agent output feeds back into later reasoning, so results from real cases inform how the system handles the next one. Prebuilt templates shorten setup, and adaptive logic can be inserted inside deterministic workflows so edge cases do not break the process. The product is aimed at security operations centers in mid-size and large organizations, plus managed security providers running detection and response for clients. In practice, an alert arrives, the triage agent filters noise and assigns priority, HyperAgents enrich indicators and assemble a case, and Socrates coordinates remediation across the security stack, either autonomously or after confirmation. Analysts can query Socrates in natural language to summarize a case, enrich indicators of compromise, or trigger further action. Alternatives fall into two camps: SOAR platforms with automation and playbooks, and standalone AI copilots bolted onto a SIEM. Torq positions itself between them, arguing that agentic reasoning plus orchestration produces more than either alone. The Carvana testimonial on the homepage claims full coverage of Tier-1 alerts and dozens of runbooks automated within a month, which sets expectations for deployment speed that buyers should verify against their own environment.