Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built ObsidianOne because I kept seeing the same problem in security operations: brilliant analysts drowning in alerts. The industry's answer was always "hire more analysts" — but there aren't enough to hire, and the math doesn't work anyway. Alert volumes grow faster than teams can scale. So I asked: what if we gave analysts an AI partner that handles the grunt work? Here's what ObsidianOne does: **1. Enriches every event with threat intel** IPs, domains, and file hashes get checked against OTX and VirusTotal automatically. Analysts see context, not just raw data. **2. Maps to MITRE ATT&CK** The AI classifies threats against the industry-standard framework. Teams get standardized language for what they're seeing. **3. Writes the summary a human would** Instead of raw alerts, analysts get incident reports explaining what happened, why it matters, and recommended next steps. The goal isn't replacing analysts — it's giving them superpowers. Let AI handle triage so humans can focus on the interesting stuff: hunting threats, improving defenses, strategic thinking. We're in early access and looking for feedback from security teams. What would make this more useful for you? AMA about the tech, the AI approach, or building in the security space. 🚀

ObsidianOne

AI-powered incident engine turns alerts into intelligence

AI-powered incident engine turns alerts into intelligence