Hundreds of alerts in. A short list of owned cases out.
Spectra groups related security alerts into a short list of cases, gives each one a named owner, and changes nothing until a person approves it.



Too many alerts, and no clear owner.
Your security team gets hundreds of alerts a day from tools that don't talk to each other. Most are noise, and the ones that matter sit in a queue with nobody responsible for them.
01Group related alerts
Signal correlationAlerts from the tools you already run are grouped by system, user and time.
02Build the case
Asset graphSpectra shows which systems are affected and drafts a case for the person who owns them.
03Wait for a person
Human approval gateAny fix or change waits in an approval queue until the right owner says yes.
04Keep the record
Tenant-scoped evidenceEvery decision and action is logged for audit and post-incident review.
Your team sees cases, not noise.
Related alerts collapse into one case with the affected system and a named owner. Nothing changes until a person approves it, and every decision is logged as evidence.
See posture, cases and approval checkpoints.
The Spectra console rolls findings up by severity and agent, groups them into observations, and holds every change in an approval queue.

Cases, not noise.
The same approval step applies to AI agents: if an agent tries to change something it shouldn't, Spectra holds the change for its owner.
Try Spectra on your alert queue.
Pick “Security alert triage (Spectra)” in the pilot form and we will scope it with you.
AIGuard
Checks every AI request and agent action before it runs, and blocks or holds the risky ones.- Stops attempts to trick your AI into breaking its rules
- Limits each agent to the actions it is allowed to take
- Records every decision as audit evidence
CyberShield
Stops company data leaking into AI tools, and scams reaching your people, on their own devices.- Redacts or blocks secrets pasted into 40+ AI tools
- Flags phishing and fake payment requests in email and WhatsApp
- Nothing is sent out to be inspected