Customer Stories

Reducing false positives feels necessary, but aggressive alert tuning creates blind spots where low-and-slow attacks thrive. Learn why modern SOCs must rethink tuning, how weak signals get suppressed, and how AI can investigate every alert at scale to eliminate visibility gaps.

Qevlar AI enhances your SOAR by delivering adaptive, end-to-end alert investigations, reducing playbook maintenance, and giving SOC teams faster, more contextual decisions. Learn how pairing Qevlar AI with SOAR cuts noise, boosts consistency, and improves incident response.

In this interview, Beatrice Francon, Director of MDR Services at Atos, joins Ahmed Achchak (CEO and co-founder of Qevlar AI) to unpack how Atos scales investigative quality across diverse client environments — from critical infrastructure to finance and healthcare — without losing the human context that defines great security operations.

Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3 — the hierarchy every SOC grew up with. But as AI takes over triage and investigation, does that model still make sense? In this interview, Ahmed Achchak talks with Rob van Os, Strategic SOC Advisor and creator of the SOC-CMM framework — one of the most widely adopted models for assessing and improving SOC maturity worldwide. Together, they unpack whether modern AI-driven operations make the tiered model obsolete, how skills-based SOCs are emerging, and what this shift means for talent, economics, and trust in AI-assisted decisions.

Atos and Qevlar AI announce a global strategic partnership to integrate Qevlar’s autonomous threat investigation AI into Atos’ cybersecurity operations, enhancing efficiency, trust, and compliance through Responsible AI and human-in-the-loop governance. Discover the full story.

We are proud to announce the partnership with Orange Cyberdefense, Europe's leading cybersecurity service provider. Qevlar AI will be gradually integrated across all 36 Security Operation Centers worldwide delivering a response in production to rising alert volumes, while keeping humans focused where their impact is highest: judgment and decisions. Read the full article to discover the story.

Qevlar AI has been recognized by Gartner as an honoured vendor in the Emerging Tech Impact Radar: Global Attack Surface Grid for its work in agentic remediation. AI-driven threat analysis and response. With adoption projected to exceed 15% in the next 3–6 years, Qevlar’s technology empowers enterprises and MSSPs to resolve up to 80% of alerts autonomously, reducing remediation time and easing cybersecurity talent shortages.

Forget scattered notes and lost tribal knowledge. Qevlar Memory lets your SOC team record critical context once and use it everywhere, ensuring fewer false positives, clearer investigations, and faster onboarding for new analysts.

While security teams drown in false positive alerts, the real threats slip through undetected. Shane Shook, venture partner at Forgepoint Capital with 30+ years in cybersecurity, explains why the industry's obsession with reducing false positives is creating dangerous blind spots, and how AI can finally solve the false negative problem.

Security leaders are increasingly asked whether LLMs can be trusted inside the SOC. The real challenge isn’t speed or cost, it’s variability. Same alert. Same inputs. Yet the investigation path changes, steps are skipped, and conclusions don’t always align. Our research breaks down the results of a large-scale experiment (18,000 investigations) that reveals the limits of stochastic intelligence in security operations, and why trust in AI for the SOC must start with reproducibility, not probability.

What do Teslas and Waymos have to do with cybersecurity? A lot. This article explores why SOCs can’t rely on pure AI alone, and why the future of defense depends on balancing speed with certainty.

Erik Bloch (the VP of Security at illumio, ex-SOC leader at Salesforce) shares how MSSPs and enterprise SOCs can tackle AI differently, the hidden process gaps slowing progress, and why fixing repetitive work beats chasing flashy threats. Read the full interview.

Google Cloud’s Dr. Anton Chuvakin and Qevlar AI’s CEO Ahmed Achchak cut through the hype, explaining why data quality (not AI itself) is the true barrier to automation, and what skills security teams will still need in an AI-augmented future.

Discover the details about Qevlar AI's intimate dinners across six European countries with top CISOs and cybersecurity leaders, along with the practical insights that were discussed.

Qevlar AI wins the 2025 MSP Today Product of the Year Award for its "AI SOC Analyst for MSSPs," recognized for innovative, automated threat detection that empowers managed service providers to scale securely and efficiently.

What is quishing? Discover how cybercriminals use QR codes for phishing attacks and how Qevlar AI investigates and stops these threats before they cause damage.

Discover how AI is transforming Security Operations Centers from rigid SOAR playbooks to autonomous SOC agents. In this in-depth interview, Qevlar AI’s CEO Ahmed Achchack and Snyk’s SecOps lead Filip Stojkovski unpack what real AI-driven security looks like, how to measure its ROI, and what questions CISOs must ask before adoption

Many security leaders delay AI adoption, citing readiness concerns, but this hesitation comes at a high cost. This article explains why waiting for "perfect conditions" is a myth, what it’s costing organizations, and how to practically assess and begin your AI cybersecurity journey today.

A fresh perspective on why security alerts are just starting points, how LLMs fall short in investigations, and what it takes to achieve full coverage in your SOC.

Discover how Almond, a leading French MSSP, uses Qevlar AI to become more effective on the defense side in the advanced threat landscape.

AI is transforming security operations from alert-driven to strategic. Explore the essential skills future SOC analysts need as automation handles routine tasks, allowing human experts to focus on complex judgment, threat hunting, and business-aligned security leadership.

CISOs face a scaling paradox: rising threats, shrinking bandwidth. This deep dive shows how AI SOC analysts help security teams do more with the talent they already have.

Discover how Qevlar Eye closes the visual detection gap in SOCs by identifying phishing pages, fake invoices, and brand impersonations that traditional tools miss — using cutting-edge Visual Language Models (VLMs).

We are proud to announce that we have raised $14M to accelerate our mission to advance the productivity of SOC teams by empowering them to prioritise and respond to cyber threats effectively. Read the full article to discover our founders' vision and what the customers have to say about the impact we've been delivering to their SOC teams.

Email triage is one of the most relentless challenges in SOC operations. Qevlar is on a mission to remove the burden of repetitive tasks away from analysts so they can focus on security engineering.

Qevlar AI combines proprietary models with open source LLMs like Llama, following an incubation hosted by Meta and HuggingFace.

Nomios integrates Qevlar AI to cut investigation times from 30 minutes to 3, boosting SOC productivity. Now also a reseller, Nomios expands access to Qevlar's AI solutions across Europe.

Although unavoidable in some industries, managing a 24/7 SOC is becoming increasingly complex.

CEO Ahmed Achchak on how AI-driven automation can free SOCs from the alert-centric trap, empowering analysts to shift from reactive triage to strategic defence.

My discussion with a SOC specialist on the evolution of automation in Security Operations.

Decoding the SOC Toolbox: SIEM, SOAR, EDR & More — what they do and how they connect

Qevlar AI was selected by Microsoft to be part of their GenAI studio. Here’s why our participation makes perfect sense.

The most critical component of cyber risk remains undefined. This isn't a failure of effort or investment, but a fundamental challenge inherent to the nature of cybersecurity.

Following an audit by Prescient Assurances, we are thrilled to announce that Qevlar is officially SOC 2 type 1 compliant.

At Infosecurity Europe 2024, the keynote held by Ahmed, CEO of Qevlar AI, on the top 5 challenges faced by SOC analysts drew a full house.

Qevlar AI won the prize organised by Orange Cyberdefense as part of Vivatech 2024, one of Europe's largest technology conferences.

AI is changing the cybersecurity game, but how are hackers leveraging this tech? Learn how AI can be both a weapon and a shield in the digital battleground.

Discover the top GPTs for cybersecurity teams at the GPT Store by OpenAI. Featuring tools like Betterscan.io AI Code Analyzer and HackTricksGPT.

Automate alert investigations with Qevlar AI for MSSPs to enhance response time, reduce manual tasks, and improve security service quality.

Qevlar AI joins Station F’s AI startup program, partnering with Meta, Hugging Face, and Scaleway to revolutionize security operations through automation.

Qevlar AI redefines cybersecurity ops with autonomous agents for efficient investigations, shifting focus from laborious tasks to rapid response strategies.

Thierry MOTSCH, an experienced cybersecurity expert, discusses securing AI ops amid industrialization and cloud adoption, emphasizing risk analysis and proactive measures.

Revolutionizing Security Operations Centers (SOCs) with AI-powered autonomous agents to streamline alert processing and empower analysts for proactive threat response. Join us in shaping the future of cybersecurity. Get in touch for collaboration opportunities.