Morpheus AI
Incident Response Automation, Evidence Included
Automate triage, investigation, containment, and reporting. Then hand your auditors the decision record NIS2, DORA, and GDPR reviews ask for.
Up to 95%
of alerts triaged at L2+ depth in under two minutes. When Morpheus is uncertain, it defers to a human.
24h / 72h
NIS2 early-warning and incident-notification windows your evidence has to fit
72 hours
GDPR Article 33 breach-notification window for supervisory authorities
800+
bidirectional integrations to detect, contain, and remediate across your stack
Incident response automation is software that executes the steps of incident handling, from first alert to closed case and filed report, without waiting for an analyst to run each one. Classic SOAR automated the response steps and left the hard part, deciding what happened, to people. Modern incident response automation investigates first and acts second.
Morpheus AI is the accountable agentic SOC platform from D3 Security. Before it responds, it does the L2+ work on every alert, correlating signals across tools, validating IOCs, and reconstructing attack timelines. It triages up to 95% of alerts at that depth in under two minutes. When Morpheus is uncertain, it defers to a human.
For European teams, the response is only half the job. NIS2, DORA, and GDPR each set clocks that start when an incident is detected. This page covers how automated response works in Morpheus and how the same run produces the evidence those frameworks ask for.
From First Alert to Filed Report
What Sets Automated Response Apart in Morpheus
Investigation before action
Attack Path Discovery, D3’s investigation engine, traces the incident across identities, endpoints, cloud, and email infrastructure before any response runs. You contain what actually happened, and nothing else.
Runtime playbooks, not static templates
Morpheus generates the response plan for each incident from the evidence in front of it. Playbooks stop being a maintenance backlog and start matching the incident at hand.
Approval gates on every action
Every response action carries a command-risk tier. Isolating a host can run on its own. Disabling an executive account waits for a human. Your team draws the line, per action, across four autonomy tiers.
One audit trail for the whole incident
Every verdict, query, approval, and action lands in one decision record. When a regulator asks what you knew and when, the answer is already written.
Evidence on the Regulator’s Clock
Three frameworks, three clocks. The same automated incident run produces evidence for each.
NIS2
Article 21 asks for incident-handling measures. Article 23 sets a 24-hour early warning and a 72-hour notification. Morpheus produces evidence for both articles from the incident record itself.
DORA
Financial entities classify and report ICT incidents on fixed timelines. The Morpheus audit trail maps to DORA Articles 5, 6, and 19, so classification starts from evidence, not memory.
GDPR
Article 33 gives you 72 hours to notify a supervisory authority of a personal-data breach, and Article 34 covers affected individuals. Timeline reconstruction and scope evidence come out of the same investigation Morpheus already ran.
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faqs
Frequently Asked Questions
What security and compliance teams ask about incident response automation.
What is incident response automation?
Incident response automation is software that executes incident-handling steps, from detection and triage through containment and reporting, without an analyst driving each step. Modern platforms investigate before they act, so the response matches what actually happened.
Can automated incident response help with NIS2 and GDPR reporting deadlines?
Yes. NIS2 sets 24-hour and 72-hour windows and GDPR Article 33 sets a 72-hour window. Morpheus reconstructs the incident timeline during the investigation and keeps one decision record, which produces the evidence those notifications need inside the window.
Will automation take response actions my team has not approved?
No. Every action carries a command-risk tier, and your team decides which tiers run on their own and which wait for approval. High-risk actions route to a human at every autonomy tier. When Morpheus is uncertain, it defers to a human.
How is this different from the incident response in our SOAR?
SOAR runs the playbook an engineer wrote months ago and leaves the judgment calls to analysts. Morpheus investigates first, generates a runtime playbook for the specific incident, and executes it inside approval gates. The playbook backlog goes away, and the audit trail arrives on its own.