TLDR: Torq is transforming Security Operations Centers (SOCs) by deploying autonomous cyber agents, significantly reducing human workload and enhancing threat detection and response. This initiative, bolstered by the acquisition of Revrod, leverages AI to automate complex security tasks, streamline investigations, and improve overall SOC efficiency.
Torq is at the forefront of a significant shift in cybersecurity, fundamentally altering how Security Operations Centers (SOCs) function through the implementation of autonomous cyber agents. This strategic move aims to address critical challenges faced by modern SOCs, including alert fatigue, an overwhelming volume of threats, and the need for faster, more accurate responses.
At the core of Torq’s innovation is its AI-native platform, purpose-built to integrate seamlessly across the entire security stack, encompassing EDR, IAM, email phishing, threat intelligence, and collaboration tools. According to Ofer Smadari, CEO of Torq, the company is embedding Revrod’s technology throughout its platform, from building AI agents on the workflow side to enhancing AI-driven case management. This integration allows for end-to-end investigations with minimal human intervention.
Torq’s autonomous cyber agents are designed to follow natural-language runbooks, executing tasks traditionally performed by human analysts. These tasks include alert triage, decision-making, and case resolution. Smadari highlights the efficiency gains, noting that an 80-step automation process can now be condensed into just three steps without compromising quality or outcome. This capability empowers security teams to build automations rapidly and reduce maintenance overhead.
The benefits of Torq’s approach are substantial. The company’s AI-based system, which does not experience fatigue or resource limits, can improve SOC efficacy by up to 77%, dramatically boosting detection speed and accuracy while easing pressure on security teams. Torq’s multi-agent system, coordinated by ‘Socrates,’ is capable of autonomously handling the vast majority of Tier-1 and Tier-2 security use cases. This can reduce human analysts’ workload by over 95% from initial investigation to final remediation, enabling SOC teams to manage up to five times more security cases daily without increasing headcount.
Torq HyperSOC, the company’s AI-powered autonomous SOC solution, is specifically designed to support AI deployment across the modern SOC. Unlike legacy SOAR solutions, Torq HyperSOC integrates intelligent case management and Socrates directly into each security case. Socrates summarizes key findings, suggests next steps, and analyzes case runbooks for autonomous remediation. This agentic AI sits at the core of the AI SOC architecture, leveraging a multi-agent system (MAS) to handle up to 90% of Tier-1 security analysts’ tasks, including incident response planning, complex decision-making, and autonomous remediation actions.
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In a recent development, Virtual Guardian announced a strategic partnership with Torq in May 2025, integrating Torq HyperSOC’s case management capabilities. This collaboration aims to provide organizations with unprecedented levels of cybersecurity automation and efficiency, further solidifying the adoption of Torq’s AI-driven solutions in the enterprise sector. Torq’s customer base already includes major multinational enterprises such as Abnormal Security, Armis, Check Point Security, Chipotle Mexican Grill, and PepsiCo, among others, underscoring the widespread impact of its autonomous security operations solutions.
