Askeal is a cybersecurity assistant that connects to cyber data sources and a community of experts to provide qualified answers for all your security needs.
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How does Askeal actually verify the credentials of the experts in your community, and is there a way to tell which answers came from a human versus just the AI pulling from data sources?
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@reyhandedemli Hello, thanks for your question, Askeal UI clearly shows the sources that inform every answer, infact, our attribution model beats any LLM on the market! Head over to https://askeal.ai/ create your account and see it work in practice, your feedback is appreciated.
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We built Askeal because security teams waste hours doing the same thing over and over: chasing an answer across threat intel feeds, vendor reports, and a dozen open tabs, then second-guessing whether the information is current or even right. A SOC analyst shouldn't need to be an expert in every corner of cybersecurity to get a trustworthy answer fast. So we built an assistant that gathers from the best available sources, cross-checks them, and gives you an answer you can actually trace back to where it came from. No black box. The part we care about most is where the knowledge comes from. Askeal is powered by a community of vendors, research labs, and independent experts who share their expertise. When their work informs an answer, they get credit and a link back. It turns scattered expertise into something practitioners can use in the moment they need it.
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How does Askeal actually verify the credentials of the experts in your community, and is there a way to tell which answers came from a human versus just the AI pulling from data sources?
@reyhandedemli Hello, thanks for your question, Askeal UI clearly shows the sources that inform every answer, infact, our attribution model beats any LLM on the market! Head over to https://askeal.ai/ create your account and see it work in practice, your feedback is appreciated.
We built Askeal because security teams waste hours doing the same thing over and over: chasing an answer across threat intel feeds, vendor reports, and a dozen open tabs, then second-guessing whether the information is current or even right.
A SOC analyst shouldn't need to be an expert in every corner of cybersecurity to get a trustworthy answer fast. So we built an assistant that gathers from the best available sources, cross-checks them, and gives you an answer you can actually trace back to where it came from. No black box.
The part we care about most is where the knowledge comes from. Askeal is powered by a community of vendors, research labs, and independent experts who share their expertise. When their work informs an answer, they get credit and a link back. It turns scattered expertise into something practitioners can use in the moment they need it.