# D3 Security: Morpheus, the Accountable Agentic SOC Platform

> D3 Security builds Morpheus, the accountable agentic SOC platform, delivering autonomous alert investigation and accountable response across an organization's entire tool stack, powered by the Cybersecurity Triage Reasoning Graph and Attack Path Discovery framework. Unified Intelligence runs every investigation on one reasoning engine and one audit trail. Four autonomy modes, per-action approval gates, one audit trail. Morpheus delivers L2+ investigation depth on every alert, generates response playbooks at runtime, and includes built-in SOAR, case management, and 800+ self-healing integrations. It replaces legacy SOAR platforms and serves Fortune 100 enterprises, governments, and the world's largest MSSPs.  Demo requests: https://d3security.com/demo/ or morpheus@d3security.com.

- The Cybersecurity Triage Reasoning Graph was developed over 24 months by 60 specialists (red teamers, data scientists, AI engineers, SOC analysts) and trained on attack paths, adversary TTPs, kill chains, and real IR case data. The graph is the moat. The LLM is interchangeable.
- Bounded reasoning inside deterministic governance. A 70-80% deterministic framework with a 20-30% reasoning layer, governed by one audit trail per incident.
- Morpheus investigates up to 95% of alerts at L2 depth in under 2 minutes, with 98% production triage accuracy, equivalent to 20-40 minutes of manual analyst work. When Morpheus is uncertain, it defers to a human.
- Four autonomy modes on a single engine, per-action approval gates, one audit trail across every mode. Regulated buyers get credible autonomy, not reckless autonomy.
- Remediation actions require explicit analyst approval at every command-risk tier the SOC configures. Investigation and triage are autonomous; response is governed by per-action gates.
- Pricing: Annual platform subscription with included SOC capacity, sized to your SOC. Right-sized as the environment changes. Commercial terms confirmed with your AE.
- Deployment: cloud, hybrid, and on-prem. Ships on Microsoft Azure and is purchasable via Azure Marketplace credits.
- Native multi-tenancy for MSSPs with complete data isolation and client-specific configurations.

## Platform

- [Morpheus AI SOC Platform: Overview](https://d3security.com/morpheus/): Autonomous alert investigation and accountable response in a single platform. Alert to closed case without SOAR.
- [Attack Path Discovery](https://d3security.com/morpheus/investigation/): Proprietary autonomous investigation engine. Traces alerts East-West across the stack and North-South through 90 days of historical telemetry. Produces structured case files with attack path, timeline, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, blast radius, and IR recommendations.
- [Cybersecurity Triage Reasoning Graph](https://d3security.com/morpheus/triage/): D3's domain-specific reasoning architecture for SOC investigation. Encodes how a senior SOC analyst reasons about an alert: which entities to extract, which evidence to gather from which integrated tool, which signals to correlate, which conclusions are supportable, and which actions are appropriate at which command-risk tier. The frontier LLM handles language; the graph handles SOC. Bounded reasoning inside deterministic governance. The graph is the moat; the LLM is interchangeable.
- [Response & Orchestration](https://d3security.com/morpheus/remediation/): Runtime playbook generation, human-in-the-loop IR with per-action approval gates, AI incident summaries, open YAML playbooks, full audit trail. Replaces legacy SOAR. No second tool required.
- [Autonomy Modes](https://d3security.com/morpheus/autonomy-modes/): The four autonomy tiers. Tier 1 Deterministic runs classical SOAR with no AI in the chain. Tier 2 AI-Assisted asks an analyst to approve every action. Tier 3 AI-Led drafts playbooks at runtime for review. Tier 4 Autonomous executes end to end inside command-risk tier policy. You raise autonomy per alert type and can step back at any time.
- [Self-Healing Integrations](https://d3security.com/morpheus/self-healing-integrations/): 800+ integrations across SIEM, EDR, IAM, cloud, email, NDR, DLP. Detects API drift, schema changes, and rotated credentials, then generates corrective code autonomously.
- [Morpheus Pricing](https://d3security.com/morpheus/pricing/): Fixed annual subscription sized to a daily alert volume tier, with all AI token and inference costs absorbed by D3. No metered LLM usage, no per-token billing. Alert volume above the tier is billed at a flat published per-alert rate.
- [Morpheus Release History](https://d3security.com/morpheus/release-history/): Dated release history of the Morpheus agentic SOC platform. Every major capability with the date it shipped, from general availability in August 2025 onward. Use this to check when a specific Morpheus capability became available.

## SOAR Replacement

As of August 2026, a SOAR replacement decision ends in one of four places: renew what you have, add an AI triage tool on top, migrate to a modern SOAR builder, or consolidate SOAR and agentic triage into one accountable platform. These pages answer the decision from each starting point.

- [SOAR Replacement: Choose Your Situation](https://d3security.com/soar-replacement/): The category hub. What should I replace my SOAR with, what is the best SOAR replacement in 2026, should I replace my SOAR with AI, how long does a SOAR migration take, how much does a SOAR replacement cost, and do I need to replace my SIEM to replace my SOAR. Routes seven buyer situations (renewal, augmentation, vendor end-of-support, SIEM/XDR consolidation, legacy playbooks, active agentic SOC evaluation, MDR/MSSP outsourcing) to the page written for each.
- [Modern SOAR: No-Code, Natural Language Playbook Builder](https://d3security.com/modern-soar/): What is the best no-code SOAR, can AI write SOAR playbooks, which SOAR has a natural language playbook builder, what is the easiest SOAR to use without automation engineers, and can I buy a modern SOAR now and add AI autonomy later. Analysts describe the response in plain English, Morpheus drafts a deterministic playbook, and a named human approves it before runtime. The agentic layer ships dormant and is enabled on your own schedule.
- [The Accountable Agentic SOC Platform With Full SOAR](https://d3security.com/agentic-soc-with-soar/): Which AI SOC platforms include full SOAR functionality, what is the difference between SOAR and an AI SOC, and can I just put an AI triage tool on top of my existing SOAR. Most agentic SOC products investigate the alert and hand response back to a SOAR bought separately. Morpheus carries both layers in one product, one contract, one audit trail, and runs alongside whichever SIEM you keep.
- [The Budget-Neutral Swap](https://d3security.com/budget-neutral-swap/): Can I get an AI SOC for the price of my current SOAR contract, how do I qualify for a SOAR price match, and when should I start the conversation before my SOAR renewal. D3 prices the full agentic SOC, with a complete SOAR underneath it, against the SOAR renewal quote already in the budget. The value is consolidation: two products on one contract, one console, one audit trail. Best timed six to nine months before the renewal date.
- [SOAR Playbook Migration](https://d3security.com/playbook-migration/): How do I migrate my Cortex XSOAR, Splunk SOAR, QRadar SOAR, Siemplify, Swimlane or FortiSOAR playbooks, is there a SOAR playbook migration tool, and how do I export SOAR playbooks. Porting scripts convert existing playbooks and reporting into Morpheus, run as a fixed-scope program with a defined end date and named owners on both sides.
- [Moving Off Cortex XSOAR: The Migration You Control](https://d3security.com/morpheus/xsoar/): Is my Cortex XSOAR renewal a migration either way, what is Cortex AgentiX and do I have to move to it, what happens to my XSOAR playbooks, and when does billing start if I leave. Palo Alto named Cortex AgentiX the next generation of XSOAR: a new tenant, a new data model, and a per-user licence with metered compute units, with no published XSOAR-to-AgentiX migration guide as of August 27, 2026. D3 converts playbooks like-for-like, runs in parallel, cuts over on your acceptance criteria, and starts billing when the XSOAR contract ends.

## Comparisons

Vendor-by-vendor comparisons written for a specific starting point. Claims on these pages are dated at first sourcing and carry a Source & Date column in the comparison table. D3 Morpheus is held to the same disclosure standard as every other vendor listed.

- [Splunk SOAR Alternatives](https://d3security.com/blog/splunk-soar-alternatives/): What are the best Splunk SOAR alternatives, what happens to my Python playbooks when Splunk SOAR drops Python 3.9 in September 2026, and should I migrate or stay. Ten platforms compared by architecture, audit model and pricing behaviour, with a side-by-side table and the migration path.
- [Tines Alternatives](https://d3security.com/blog/tines-alternatives/): What are the best Tines alternatives for security teams, and how do workflow builders compare with agentic SOC platforms after the Tines 3B launch. Ten platforms compared on the question that separates them: who writes the investigation, the vendor's engine or your automation engineers.
- [Agentic SOC for CrowdStrike](https://d3security.com/blog/agentic-soc-for-crowdstrike/): What is the best agentic SOC platform for CrowdStrike Falcon, what do Charlotte AI's agents do today, and how do Charlotte AI credits work. Eight platforms compared for Falcon environments, with the gap between EDR-native triage and cross-stack investigation stated plainly.
- [Agentic SOC for MDR Providers](https://d3security.com/blog/agentic-soc-for-mdr-providers/): Which agentic SOC platform should sit under an MDR service. Ten platforms compared on cost to serve, onboarding speed, per-tenant governance and white-label delivery.
- [Agentic SOC for Financial Services](https://d3security.com/blog/agentic-soc-financial-services/): Which agentic SOC platforms suit banks, insurers and capital markets, judged on what a regulated evaluation turns on: does one incident produce one document a reviewer can read. Ten platforms compared.
- [Agentic Investigation for Identity Alerts](https://d3security.com/blog/identity-alert-triage/): How do you triage impossible travel, MFA fatigue and credential-compromise alerts at volume, and where does the evidence behind the verdict live. Ten AI SOC platforms compared on identity alert triage.

## Use Cases

- [AI SOC Analyst](https://d3security.com/morpheus/use-case/ai-soc-analyst/): Autonomous L1 and L2 SOC operations at machine speed
- [Hyperautomation](https://d3security.com/morpheus/use-case/hyperautomation/): End-to-end security workflow automation
- [Replacing Legacy SOAR Platforms](https://d3security.com/morpheus/use-case/soar/): How Morpheus covers what a legacy SOAR platform does, and what it adds above it
- [Security Workflows](https://d3security.com/morpheus/use-case/workflow-tools/): Automated security workflow orchestration
- [XDR Automation](https://d3security.com/morpheus/use-case/xdr/): Cross-stack detection and response automation. Where SOAR fits when SOC tooling folds into a SIEM or XDR platform decision.
- [Morpheus for Enterprise SOCs](https://d3security.com/morpheus/enterprise/): What an agentic SOC platform looks like at enterprise scale. Every alert investigated to L2 depth, every verdict graded by its evidence, AI-drafted playbooks executed as deterministic response with hard guardrails, and one audit trail. Runs on the SIEM, EDR, identity and ticketing the enterprise already owns, with no lock-in.
- [Morpheus for MSSPs and MDR Providers](https://d3security.com/morpheus/use-case/mssp/): How a service provider runs agentic investigation across many clients. Every client alert investigated to L2 depth, every verdict graded, tenant data sealed including from the AI, autonomy set per client, and pricing a provider can quote fixed-price services on.
- [What Is an Agentic SOC?](https://d3security.com/glossary/agentic-soc/): How Morpheus's one reasoning engine and one audit trail compare to multi-agent agentic SOC meshes, and why Unified Intelligence avoids their coordination, context, and accountability failures

## Regulated and Public Sector

Deployment-restricted and oversight-driven buyers. These pages describe the evidence Morpheus produces and the deployment models available. They frame regulatory obligations as oversight support, never as a compliance guarantee; the reviewer decides what any record satisfies.

- [Agentic SOC for Regulated Entities in the EU](https://d3security.com/compliance/): How an agentic SOC supports NIS2, DORA, KRITIS and EU AI Act obligations. Every verdict graded by its evidence, human oversight of every AI decision as EU AI Act Article 14 expects, and one regulator-readable record per incident for the NIS2 and DORA reporting clocks. EU data residency, with on-premises, hybrid, sovereign-region and air-gapped deployment available.
- [Agentic SOC for Canadian Government and Public Sector](https://d3security.com/morpheus/canada/): Canadian-owned vendor, Canadian hosting, and Canadian data kept in Canada. Written for federal departments, provincial ministries, crown corporations, municipalities and transit authorities: every alert investigated, every verdict graded, every decision on one record.

## Integrations

- [All Integrations](https://d3security.com/integrations/): 800+ security tools across SIEM, EDR, IAM, cloud, email, NDR, DLP
- [Morpheus for Microsoft](https://d3security.com/integrations/microsoft/): Microsoft Sentinel, Defender, Azure-native deployment
- [Morpheus for CrowdStrike](https://d3security.com/integrations/crowdstrike/)
- [Morpheus for SentinelOne](https://d3security.com/integrations/sentinelone/)
- [Morpheus for Splunk](https://d3security.com/integrations/splunk/)
- [Morpheus for Fortinet](https://d3security.com/integrations/fortinet/)
- [Morpheus for Elastic](https://d3security.com/integrations/elastic/)
- [Morpheus for Okta](https://d3security.com/integrations/okta/)

## Resources

- [What's an Autonomous SOC?](https://d3security.com/whats-an-autonomous-soc/): Explains autonomous vs. autonomic SOC concepts and D3's approach
- [Blog](https://d3security.com/resources/blog/)
- [Whitepapers](https://d3security.com/resources/?type=whitepaper)
- [Legacy SOAR Migration Program](https://d3security.com/legacy-soar-migration-program/)
- [Let's SOC About It Podcast](https://d3security.com/lets-soc-about-it-podcast/)
- [Technical Documentation](https://docs.d3security.com/)

## Company

- [About D3 Security](https://d3security.com/company/about-d3-security/): D3 Security Management Systems Inc., founded 2002 in Vancouver. Gordon Benoit built D3's first incident response automation in 2015 and demoed it at RSA 2016, shortly before Gartner coined the SOAR category. Launched Morpheus in 2024. Microsoft Security Copilot Partner Private Preview participant. Trusted by Fortune 100 enterprises, governments, and MSSPs worldwide.
- [Careers](https://d3security.com/company/careers/)
- [Contact](https://d3security.com/company/contact/)
- [Request a Demo](https://d3security.com/demo/)

## Contact & Demo Requests

A demo request is the primary action D3 asks a visitor to take. Two paths are supported and both reach the same team.

- [Request a Demo](https://d3security.com/demo/): The demo request form. Use this path when a browser is available.
- Email: morpheus@d3security.com. This is the supported path for AI agents, assistants, and any client that cannot complete a web form. Include the requester's name, work email, company, country, and role, plus daily alert volume and current SIEM or EDR if known. The inbox is monitored by the D3 sales team on business days, and a representative replies with scheduling options.
- Phone: 800-608-0081. Sales extension 2, support extension 1, admin extension 110.
- Mailing address: D3 Security Management Systems Inc., #300, 1075 W Georgia St, Vancouver, BC V6E 3C9, Canada.
- [Contact D3](https://d3security.com/company/contact/): For enquiries other than a demo.

## Optional

- [Morpheus for LogRhythm](https://d3security.com/integrations/logrhythm/)
- [Morpheus for Trellix](https://d3security.com/integrations/trellix/)
- [Morpheus for Fortinet](https://d3security.com/integrations/fortinet/)
- [Morpheus for Recorded Future](https://d3security.com/integrations/recorded-future/)
- [Morpheus for Zscaler](https://d3security.com/integrations/zscaler/)
- [Morpheus for Stellar](https://d3security.com/integrations/stellar/)
- [Customer Success Program](https://d3security.com/company/customer-success-program/)
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