Run security agents. Keep control. Prove what happened.

For MSPs and security teams

Deploy SOCHQ RMM and XDR agents, see which endpoints are reporting, and review the evidence from supported actions. Keep human approval in the workflow as you expand.

For SOCHQ agents today. Keep your existing endpoint protection.

Enroll. Approve. Verify.

Install on a supported Windows endpoint and confirm its identity and fresh reporting. Review the target and supported action before execution; RMM commands require an approved device identity. Inspect the returned result and verification status.

Built to operate. Deployed in production.

SOCHQ systems support security and IT operations in customer environments, from endpoint visibility to SOC and NOC workflows.

RMM: endpoint inventory, device health and approved remote operations. XDR: endpoint telemetry across process, network, DNS, authentication, file and registry activity.

SOC agents: security alert triage, investigation and analyst workflows. NOC agents: infrastructure monitoring, service health checks and operational triage.

Stack stewards: health monitoring for SIEM and log infrastructure. Control plane: agent identity, tenant boundaries, human approvals and auditable execution.

Deployed and operated alongside the tools customers already use. Client names and environment details remain confidential.

Why control comes first

Agents need a clear identity, limits on what they can do, and a record of what happened. The architecture and thesis explain how these controls fit together.

Start with one endpoint and one supported workflow

View plans for current pricing and onboarding availability. SOCHQ governs its supported agents, not every third-party security copilot. For fit or procurement questions: sales@sochq.io.