Open Source Cowork for Security Engineering
Eigent helps security engineering teams triage alerts faster, automate vulnerability management, review code for security issues, and keep runbooks current — so your team responds to what matters.
Security teams trust Eigent for Agentic Solutions across their threat and vulnerability workflows
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Triage Security Alerts Without Alert Fatigue
Eigent correlates and classifies incoming security alerts, filters noise, and surfaces genuine threats for analyst investigation — reducing false positive burden and response latency.
Automate Vulnerability Management Workflows
Eigent tracks CVEs against your asset inventory, prioritizes vulnerabilities by exploitability and business impact, and drafts remediation tickets — so nothing critical gets buried in the backlog.
Review Code and Infrastructure for Security Issues
Eigent performs automated security reviews on PRs and infrastructure changes, flagging OWASP-class vulnerabilities, insecure configurations, and dependency risks before they merge.
Keep Security Runbooks and Playbooks Current
Eigent monitors environment changes and proposes runbook updates — ensuring your incident response procedures reflect your actual architecture, not last year's infrastructure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Eigent and how does it help security engineering teams?
Eigent is an open-source agentic cowork platform that lets AI agents operate your security toolchain — SIEMs, vulnerability scanners, code review tools, and incident response platforms — like a skilled security analyst. For security teams, this means faster alert triage, automated vulnerability prioritization, continuous code security review, and current runbook documentation.
Can Eigent help with security alert triage and SIEM integration?
Yes. Eigent integrates with SIEM platforms to receive, correlate, and classify security alerts. It applies your defined rules to separate noise from genuine threats, drafts investigation summaries for analysts, and can trigger automated response actions for known-pattern incidents.
Does Eigent integrate with Splunk, CrowdStrike, or other security tools?
Yes. Eigent integrates with Splunk, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Wiz, and other major security platforms. It can also connect to vulnerability scanners like Qualys and Rapid7 to automate CVE triage and remediation ticket creation.
Can Eigent perform automated code security reviews?
Yes. Eigent reviews pull requests and infrastructure changes for OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, insecure dependencies, hardcoded secrets, over-permissive IAM configurations, and other common security issues — on every PR, not just in scheduled scans.
How does Eigent handle sensitive security data and threat intelligence?
Eigent is deployed on-premises for security teams, meaning threat intelligence, alert data, and security runbooks stay entirely within your infrastructure. No security-sensitive data is transmitted to external servers.
Is Eigent suitable for SOC teams or just engineering-focused security functions?
Both. SOC teams use Eigent for alert triage, incident investigation, and automated response. Security engineering teams use it for code review, IaC security analysis, and vulnerability management. The platform adapts to the workflows of each security function.
