AI Security
Five hundred alerts or one incident?
September 27, 2026 ยท Length 1:05
When a detector keeps firing on one AI system, the queue fills with near-duplicates. AnnexIQ groups alerts of the same kind on one AI system into a cluster, using fixed rules anyone can read, and gives each cluster a priority and a plain reason. If a cluster is serious and no recent incident exists, AnnexIQ can raise one for a person to review, and if one is open, the evidence is added to it. The alerts underneath stay untouched.
For CISOs, CTOs and Chief AI Officers whose analysts sort noise while the alert that matters waits.
Good to know: Grouping covers repeats of one kind of alert on one AI system. It does not combine alerts from different detectors, and a person makes the final call.
See it live: request a demo at annexsys.com.
For CISOs, CTOs and Chief AI Officers whose analysts sort noise while the alert that matters waits.
Good to know: Grouping covers repeats of one kind of alert on one AI system. It does not combine alerts from different detectors, and a person makes the final call.
See it live: request a demo at annexsys.com.