Devo vs Torq

About Torq

Torq sells the Torq AI SOC Platform, which turns alerts into action across a security stack. Torq describes the problem as security teams operating under constant alert overload. Torq says disconnected tools delay investigation and response. Torq says the Agentic SOC must manage the entire threat lifecycle, from triage through response. Torq describes the platform as taking action and closing cases across the complete threat management lifecycle.

Torq ingests and normalizes telemetry from across the security stack, correlating and deduplicating events to reduce noise. Guidance and Rules for Auto Triage can be created with Socrates Builder. Auto Triage adds graph context directly to alerts. Case Management is native to the Torq platform and provides a single source of truth with evidence, timelines, and case summaries. Torq opens and assigns cases to specialized, customizable AI Agents. Torq supports scheduled reports that deliver case metric snapshots to any recipient on a recurring cadence.^[7]

Torq HyperAgents is a group of autonomous, transparent, and customizable AI Agents. Torq HyperAgents are given access to the existing tools and steps in the SOC to deliver agentic insights and take action. AI Agents can be deployed and orchestrated to offload repetitive investigation tasks and record evidence, timelines, and recommended actions. Agentic runbooks access authorized data and tools, and AI Agents cross-reference historical cases, recognize threat patterns and summarize findings. Socrates coordinates specialized AI Agents and manages cases end-to-end. Socrates is described as natural language-driven agentic AI that autonomously remediates critical threats. AI agents in Torq have a dedicated hub where they live independently of any workflow. An agent can be published once and reused across workflows, Socrates sessions and Case Management. Agentic response runs either completely autonomously or with human-on-the-loop oversight.^[7][8]

Torq Hyperautomation uses integrations with the security stack for workflow automation. The Torq AI SOC Platform includes 300 pre-built integrations and 4,000+ pre-built steps. AI Agents can be used to build new integrations, workflows, and custom use cases. Torq uses real-time API monitoring so that automations stay connected when third-party data formats change. Context Graph gives a visual map of the identities, assets, and relationships in an environment. Torq acquired Jit in 2026, and the acquisition brought a live Context Graph into the AI SOC Platform. At Black Hat 2026, Torq announced the Torq SOC Brain™, a continuously learning layer of the Torq AI SOC Platform.^[7][8]

Torq uses a multi-tenant workspace model to automate services centrally and reuse workflows across customers, with environments computationally segmented. Torq case management is built on the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF) with automation-first, event-driven workflows. Socrates handles Tier-1 and Tier-2 tickets as a 24×7 on-call teammate. Torq executes containment, remediation, and recovery actions and escalates critical cases for human-in-the-loop intervention. Dashboards can be created for roles such as SOC Manager, CISO or customer, with metrics including MTTR, automation closure rates and case assignments. MSSPs can extend Torq automation capabilities to customer environments they do not directly manage.^[10]

Torq was founded in 2020 by Ofer Smadari, Leonid Belkind and Eldad Livni. Torq has 430+ team members, called Torqers, spanning the U.S, Canada, Israel, and Europe. Torq Agentic AI and Torq HyperSOC handle Tier-1 security alerts at Carvana. Check Point deployed more than two dozen AI-driven playbooks that automate responses to repetitive security alerts.^[11][12]

Torq compliance reports produced periodically by external auditors are available upon request. Torq infrastructure and operations were audited externally and internally and found compliant with the privacy management requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. Torq information handling procedures and privacy operations are compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). Torq performs due diligence with its subcontractors and can provide a Data Processing Addendum for counter signing. Torq has achieved C5:2020 certification under the Cloud Computing Compliance Criteria Catalogue (C5), developed by the German Federal Office for Information Security. Torq relies on infrastructure providers such as GCP and AWS for hosting its application infrastructure. Torq integrates with Enterprise Single Sign-On and Multi-Factor Authentication providers such as Microsoft Azure AD, Okta, OneLogin, Ping Identity, Google Identity and Duo Security. Torq supports Role-based Access Control (RBAC) for managing permissions inside the automation and orchestration environments on a least-privilege basis. Torq penetration test reports from application and infrastructure security specialists are available upon request.^{[1][5][7][10][13][14]}