The Yarix SOC operates differently. Egyda is one reason why.

Yarix analysts make the decisions. Egyda analyses, correlates and contextualises every alert in seconds.

Egyda is the agentic AI infrastructure designed and developed by Yarix for its Security Operations Center (SOC). Every day, it supports the analysis of more than 2,500 security alerts, accelerating security monitoring and alert triage. It correlates events against over 200,000 historical cases and works across more than 20 security platforms, including SIEM, XDR and NDR solutions. Egyda processes an alert in 35 seconds on average and has reduced mean time to respond (MTTR) to incidents by 53%. Critical decisions remain with human analysts.

Built on 25 years of Yarix processes, expertise and methodologies, Egyda is one of the capabilities enabling the Yarix SOC (YSOC) to deliver security monitoring, threat detection and incident response.

Where traditional SOC operations slow down

Security operations centers face growing volumes of events and increasingly tight response windows. Many alerts require verification, enrichment and correlation, consuming hours of specialist effort without necessarily adding investigative value. Meanwhile, skilled cybersecurity professionals remain difficult to recruit. When experienced analysts spend their day on repetitive triage, SOC operations slow down precisely where speed matters most: identifying the events that genuinely require attention.

How Egyda works within the Yarix SOC

In many SOCs, artificial intelligence is primarily used to support reporting or analysis. Yarix has taken a different approach, embedding AI directly into operational workflows, from the first alert through to escalation. Egyda works alongside analysts through dedicated AI agents for security alert analysis. When an alert arrives, it enriches the information with context, correlates it with other sources and Yarix's investigation history, assesses its severity, and recommends priorities and escalation paths. Where appropriate and explicitly authorized, it can initiate automated containment measures for high-confidence indicators.

Human-Led. AI-Accelerated.

AI handles speed, scale, correlation and repetitive tasks. Yarix analysts focus on investigations, contextual assessment, critical decisions and incident response.


Egyda does not replace specialists: it makes them more effective. By reducing operational noise and false positives, it frees up time for complex investigations and the most critical threats. Your incidents can be addressed sooner, while analysis remains focused on threats relevant to your business, even as alert volumes rise.

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AI can make mistakes. That's why humans retain control.

Reliability comes from oversight, not full automation. Egyda gathers, correlates and contextualises information, while analysts supervise its work and retain control over critical decisions. The goal is to make expert judgement faster and better informed, not to replace it.

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Egyda by the numbers

  • 2,500+ alerts analysed every day
  • 53% reduction in mean time to respond (MTTR)
  • 35 seconds to process an alert
  • 94% of alerts processed within 1 minute
  • 200,000+ historical cases for correlation
  • 20+ security platforms supported
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Egyda isn't a standalone product. It's part of what makes our SOC different.

Yarix customers are not buying a standalone AI platform. They are buying security monitoring, threat detection, incident response and advanced cyber defence capabilities. Egyda is one of the capabilities that help the Yarix SOC deliver these services with greater effectiveness, speed and continuity. It complements threat intelligence, proactive threat hunting and specialist services developed over time.

Frequently asked questions about Egyda

Egyda is the agentic AI infrastructure developed by Yarix for its Security Operations Center. It automatically analyses security alerts, enriches them with context, correlates them with more than 200,000 historical cases and prioritizes them, while critical decisions remain with analysts.

No. Egyda is not standalone software, a SaaS product or a commercial AI platform. It is a proprietary capability embedded in the Yarix SOC (YSOC) operating model. Customers using the Yarix SOC benefit from it as part of the service.

Simply using AI is no longer enough. Many providers use it mainly for reporting or analysis. Egyda is trained on and embedded in Yarix SOC operational processes, accelerating triage, correlation, prioritisation and escalation. The measurable results include an average alert processing time of 35 seconds and a 53% reduction in mean time to respond. The objective is not to showcase AI, but to improve threat detection and response in practice.

No. Egyda is designed to support analysts, not replace them. Cybersecurity expertise is valuable, and Egyda helps specialists apply it where it matters most. By handling repetitive tasks and reducing false positives, it gives analysts more time for investigations, critical decisions and complex incident management.

Yes, like any technology. That is why the Yarix SOC follows a Human-Led, AI-Accelerated model: AI supports analysis and contextualisation, while operational and strategic decisions remain under analyst control.

Egyda uses an open-source AI model deployed within Yarix infrastructure, rather than an external cloud service. Data remains within our environment, subject to our governance, privacy and compliance controls.

Yes. The Yarix SOC operates 24/7 with a multi-tier model, integrates threat detection, threat intelligence and incident response, and prioritises behavioural detection to identify emerging threats.

Faster analysis and response, a 53% reduction in mean time to respond, more precise security event prioritisation and fewer false positives. This supports more timely incident management, even as alert volumes increase.

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