No. Argus proposes containment — isolating a host, mitigating a threat, resetting a session — and a human analyst approves it before anything runs. Every action is scoped, logged, and reversible. Detection and investigation are automated; response always has a person in the loop.

Your existing stack. DefHunt ingests alarms and events from USM Anywhere and endpoint telemetry from SentinelOne today, correlates them, and layers vulnerability and asset intelligence on top — so you get more from the tools you already pay for, not a rip-and-replace.

Argus is DefHunt’s AI threat-hunter. When a meaningful alarm fires, Argus runs a two-phase investigation — gathering evidence, pivoting across hosts, users and source IPs — and returns a plain-language verdict with the blast radius and recommended next steps. It cites every claim to a specific event and never fabricates evidence.

Completely. DefHunt is multi-tenant by design: every client’s alarms, assets, and reports are scoped to that client, with per-account access control. It’s the same platform MSSPs use to run dozens of customers side by side without their data ever touching.

Most environments are ingesting, correlating, and being hunted within days of connecting a sensor — not months. You’ll see a populated operations console and your first automated verdicts on the same call we set it up.

Both. Run DefHunt as a fully managed detection & response service, as a co-managed force-multiplier for your own analysts, or as the multi-tenant platform behind your MSSP practice. See Services.

DefHunt generates client-ready monthly reports automatically, with real SOC metrics (MTTA, MTTR, coverage) and a security-posture score — written in language a board understands, not raw log dumps.