Torq

Torq is an AI-powered Security Operations Center platform that deploys autonomous AI agents to handle the full lifecycle of security threat management. It serves enterprise security teams, SOC analysts, and CISOs who need to reduce alert fatigue, eliminate false positive investigation time, and accelerate mean time to respond without proportionally scaling headcount. The platform is trusted by major enterprise security teams and was named by Gartner as the company to beat in AI SOC Agents for threat investigation. The AI capabilities are purpose-built for security operations across three core functions. Alert triage agents analyze, correlate, and enrich unprocessed security events at machine speed, separating genuine threats from noise without human intervention. Investigation agents chase down answers on complex prioritized cases using tools specified by the security team, always showing their work so analysts can verify reasoning. Response automation through Socrates, the natural language interface, lets analysts describe desired responses conversationally and execute them immediately. Hyperautomation extends these capabilities into full security workflow orchestration across the tool stack. Torq integrates with the enterprise security ecosystem including SIEM platforms, endpoint detection and response tools, cloud security platforms like Wiz, identity providers, and ticketing systems, connecting detection to defense across the security stack. Torq was the first autonomous SOC platform to natively support the Model Context Protocol (MCP): its AI agents act as MCP clients, connecting to external security tools to discover and invoke their actions. Integrations are focused exclusively on the security domain rather than general business applications, so teams needing automation across marketing, sales, or general IT workflows will find Torq too specialized. Pricing is entirely custom with no public pricing page, and all engagements start with a demo request. This is typical for enterprise security platforms but makes cost comparison difficult for teams evaluating alternatives. There is no free tier or self-serve trial. Teams that need general-purpose workflow automation rather than security-specific orchestration should evaluate Tines, which offers a freemium plan with a no-code builder that works across security, IT, and business workflows. Organizations looking for enterprise integration and automation with MCP server support should consider Workato, which serves as the orchestration layer for AI agents across all business functions. Teams on a budget that need security workflow automation alongside general automation should look at n8n at $20/mo billed annually or Make.com at $9/mo billed annually, which offer security-relevant integrations within broader automation platforms. As of Q3 2026, Torq is headquartered in Denver, Colorado, and holds SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, CCPA, and HIPAA compliance, with a HIPAA Business Associate Agreement available for covered entities. The AI data training policy is not explicitly disclosed in the privacy policy. Torq focuses exclusively on security operations, making it the most specialized tool in the workflow automation category.