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Pick two to five AI SOC platforms and see every score, reason, autonomy rung, published price and hosting option in one table. The default view shows the top three on our weights. Scores are our editorial assessment of public vendor pages.

By The Alert Desk · AI SOC Compared · Published 2026-09-27 · Updated 2026-10-14

Desk research from public vendor pages; vendor facts read 27 September, 11 October and 13 October 2026; published 27 September 2026, updated 14 October 2026. Editorial assessment; we did not test the products.

Platforms to compare (two to five)

Selected platforms in rank order
Platform	Mate Security	Prophet Security	Torq AI SOC Platform
Hand-off score	7.90 / 10	7.30 / 10	7.20 / 10
Rank	1 of 10	2 of 10	3 of 10
Investigates end to end 20%	9 / 10 highest among selected Why Mate says it investigates every alert, including informational ones, against a Security Context Graph of memories, decision traces, guardrails and architecture.	8 / 10 Why The AI SOC Analyst triages and investigates with what Prophet calls senior-analyst depth, beside hunting and detection engineering agents.	8 / 10 Why Universal Auto Triage, then Socrates coordinates HyperAgents that gather evidence, build timelines and summarise each case.
Autonomy you can dial 20%	9 / 10 highest among selected Why Three levels (Recommend only, Supervised, Auto-run), with each action scored on Confidence, Precision and Reversibility outside the agent loop.	8 / 10 Why Scoped Agent Actions run autonomously or with your sign-off, and Watchtower adds a 24x7 human review service.	8 / 10 Why Presents oversight and control as core, with governance and audit logs on workflows; a named approval mode is not described on the pages reviewed.
Shows its reasoning 15%	9 / 10 highest among selected Why Verdicts carry an evidence trail the team can audit and tune, and decision traces record why analysts decided past cases.	8 / 10 Why Determinations Prophet says you can audit, following the questions a human analyst would ask.	7 / 10 Why Cases hold evidence, timelines and summaries, but step-level agent reasoning is described less specifically than at the leaders.
Reaches your data sources 15%	7 / 10 Why Names Microsoft, Google Workspace, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Proofpoint and Slack and says it is stack agnostic, but publishes no integration count or catalogue.	8 / 10 Why 200+ out-of-the-box integrations.	9 / 10 highest among selected Why 300 pre-built integrations and 4,000+ pre-built steps, plus AI-generated integrations.
Hosting and data handling 10%	6 / 10 Why Trust center lists ISO 27001:2022, SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, CCPA and GDPR, with AWS and Google Cloud as cloud subprocessors; no single-tenant, customer-tenant or residency option is described.	8 / 10 highest among selected Why Dedicated single-tenant with bring-your-own-key; SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 42001:2023; AWS processing in the United States, Germany, Switzerland or Japan; deletion on exit listed, retention period not stated.	6 / 10 Why Cloud-native service with SOC 2 Type 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, ISO 42001 and BSI C5 listed; no customer-tenant or on-premises option described.
Brings SOAR playbooks along 10%	9 / 10 highest among selected Why States it translates existing SOAR playbooks into Gamebooks, replacing brittle API calls while keeping custom logic.	6 / 10 Why Runs response natively, so no SOAR is required, but no playbook translation is described.	8 / 10 Why Agentic and deterministic workflows built from natural language, so playbooks are rebuilt quickly rather than translated.
Pricing clarity 10%	4 / 10 highest among selected Why AWS Marketplace listing shows $150,000 for a 12-month contract for one dimension, the Mate Enterprise Tier, a usage tier the listing does not define; no pricing unit and no price on Mate's own site.	3 / 10 Why No price; the pricing address returned not found, a free proof of value is offered, and its AWS Marketplace listing refers buyers to Prophet's site.	2 / 10 Why No public pricing; the pricing address returned not found.
TRIAGE	Documented	Documented	Documented
INVESTIGATE	Documented	Documented	Documented
SHOW WORK	Documented	Documented	Partial
ACT ON SIGN-OFF	Documented	Documented	Partial
ACT ALONE, WITHIN LIMITS	Documented	Documented	Documented
Rungs documented	5 of 5	5 of 5	4 of 5
Native response	Yes	Yes	Yes
Translates SOAR playbooks	Yes	No	No
Dedicated or customer tenancy	No	Yes	No
Pricing	Not published No price on Mate's own site. AWS Marketplace listing: $150,000 for a 12-month contract, dimension Mate Enterprise Tier (described as the usage tier level in the Mate platform, not otherwise defined); private offers through Mate's sales team. Mate says marketplace purchases can count toward AWS commitments.	Not published No price published; the /pricing address returned not found. A free proof of value is offered.	Not published
Hosting	SaaS. Mate's AWS Marketplace post says it is built on AWS infrastructure; its trust center lists Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud as cloud subprocessors. Self-hosted, customer-tenant and data residency options: Not published.	Dedicated single-tenant with bring-your-own-key option; infrastructure on AWS with processing in the United States, Germany, Switzerland or Japan; Amazon Bedrock and Anthropic listed as AI subprocessors. On-premises: Not published. SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, ISO/IEC 42001:2023.	Cloud-native SaaS. Other hosting options: Not published.
Integrations	Named: Microsoft (identity and mail), Google Workspace, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Proofpoint, Slack, threat intelligence platforms. Count: Not published.	200+ out-of-the-box integrations, per Prophet's homepage in September 2026; the integrations page shows 72 named integrations across SIEM, endpoint, identity, cloud, email, SaaS, network, data lake, case management, collaboration and threat intel (our count, October 2026).	300 pre-built integrations and 4,000+ pre-built steps; AI-generated integrations.
Best for	Lean teams that want every alert investigated with autonomy they can set per category, and SOAR playbooks carried over	Small teams that want native response with sign-off and an optional human review layer	Teams with many tools to connect that want AI agents and no-code automation in one product
Profile	Mate profile	Prophet profile	Torq profile

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