Enterprise SOAR. Built into the most modern SOC platform on the market.
Morpheus delivers a complete enterprise SOAR — deterministic playbooks, 800+ self-healing integrations, integrated case management, full audit trail per incident — on a platform that’s already engineered for the AI SOC of the next decade. Buy the SOAR you need today. When your team is ready for AI, the platform doesn’t change. The mode does.
Trusted by Fortune 500 enterprises and the world’s largest MSSPs to orchestrate SOC operations across SIEM, EDR, identity, cloud, and email infrastructure. One contract. One audit trail. No second product to bolt on when your maturity advances.
self-healing connectors across every major SIEM, EDR, IAM, cloud, and email security platform
SOAR heritage — D3 shipped its first IR automation in 2015 and helped Gartner coin the SOAR category in 2016
playbooks + case management + integrations — no second procurement, no second audit trail
deterministic to autonomous — configurable per workflow, on your timeline
Everything an enterprise SOAR is supposed to be.
Four operational pillars. Production-grade since long before “AI SOC” was a category. The SOAR your evaluation checklist already knows how to test.
Deterministic playbooks, authored your way.
A full deterministic playbook engine — drag-and-drop authoring, version control, YAML export, GitHub-versioned. The way SOAR architects expect to work. Bring your existing IP. Run it unmodified.
- Visual playbook designer with reusable sub-playbooks and shared variables
- Open YAML — version control, peer review, GitOps deployment
- Built-in approval gates at every command-risk tier
- Conditional logic, loops, parallel execution — everything you’d expect from a mature SOAR
800+ connectors that fix themselves.
Every major SIEM, EDR, IAM, cloud, email security, NDR, threat intel, and ITSM platform. And when a vendor pushes a breaking API change, Morpheus repairs the connector autonomously — typically inside 18 minutes, while your engineers sleep.
- Splunk · Microsoft Sentinel · CrowdStrike · SentinelOne · Okta · Zscaler · Fortinet · and 790+ others
- Self-healing on every integration — not just the popular ones
- Health-monitored across every tenant for MSSP and multi-business-unit deployments
- No more Friday-afternoon integration repair work
Built-in. Not a second product.
Most SOAR vendors stop at orchestration and tell you to buy case management separately. Morpheus includes it. Incident timeline, evidence preservation, custody chain, analyst notes, SLA tracking, regulator-ready exports — all in the same platform that runs your playbooks.
- Auto-populated case files — no copy-paste from playbooks to ticket systems
- SLA tracking and analyst workload distribution
- Custom fields, custom workflows, custom state machines per case type
- Regulator-ready export formats — same artifact for SEC, NYDFS, HIPAA, NIS2, DORA
One unified audit trail per incident.
Every playbook step, every analyst approval, every integration call, every command outcome — written to a single audit trail per incident. The artifact a SEC examiner, an NYDFS auditor, and a NIS2 competent authority can read the same way.
- Immutable, timestamped, attributed at the command level
- Same format whether the action came from a playbook, an analyst, or an AI
- Exportable for litigation discovery, audit committee review, MSSP customer reporting
- Maps to SEC Item 1.05, NYDFS 500, HIPAA, NERC CIP, NIS2, DORA, and the EU AI Act
What SOAR hyperautomation vendors can’t claim.
Most enterprise SOAR vendors do the same things in roughly the same ways. The decision usually comes down to four advantages that only Morpheus brings to the SOAR evaluation.
Integrations that don’t silently fail.
Every SOAR has integrations. Almost every SOAR has the same problem: when a vendor pushes a breaking API change, the integration stops working and nobody notices until a playbook fails in production. Morpheus monitors every connector across every tenant and generates corrective code autonomously when drift is detected. Production mean-time-to-recover from a breaking change is 18 minutes. Industry baseline is 4–6 weeks of manual engineer time.
Capability: Self-Healing Integrations · works on every integration, not just the popular onesCase management you don’t buy separately.
The mature SOC eventually buys a SOAR for orchestration, a separate case management product for incident workflow, and a third product for evidence preservation. Three contracts. Three audit trails. Three integration libraries to maintain. Morpheus collapses all three onto one platform. If your procurement team has approved a SOAR but not yet approved case management, Morpheus is the SOAR that arrives with case management already in the box.
Capability: Integrated case management · same data model, same audit trail, no third-party connectorA platform that grows when your SOC does.
Every other enterprise SOAR is a terminal SOAR. Buying Tines, Torq, XSOAR, or Splunk SOAR commits you to staying a SOAR shop. If you ever want autonomous AI capabilities — alert triage, attack-path investigation, AI-led response under approval gates — that’s a second product, a second contract, a second audit trail. Morpheus is the SOAR with optionality engineered in. Buy it today as your SOAR. Run it as your SOAR for as long as you want. When you’re ready, the AI capabilities are already on the platform — same playbooks, same integrations, same audit trail.
Capability: Autonomy Modes · same engine, same audit trail across all four modesEngineered for regulators from day one.
Most SOAR audit trails work fine — until your first SEC Item 1.05 disclosure window, your first NYDFS Part 500 examination, or your first NIS2 incident report. Then you discover the audit trail wasn’t designed for an examiner; it was designed for an analyst. Morpheus’s audit trail is the same artifact for every regulator — SEC, NYDFS, HIPAA, NERC CIP, NIS2, DORA, EU AI Act. No translation layer, no reconciliation across systems, no last-minute reconstruction by counsel.
Capability: Unified Audit Trail · regulator-ready exports for seven major frameworksAgainst the SOAR vendors on your shortlist.
An honest comparison across the dimensions enterprise SOC leaders actually evaluate. Read it side-by-side with vendor documentation — none of this should be hidden.
| Capability | D3 Morpheus | Tines | Torq | XSOAR · Splunk SOAR · Swimlane |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deterministic playbook engine | Mature, visual + YAML, GitOps-ready | Visual workflow builder | Visual workflow builder | Mature, varies by vendor |
| Integration count | 800+ self-healing | 800+ (manually maintained) | 500+ (manually maintained) | 500–900 (manually maintained) |
| Self-healing integrations | Yes — autonomous repair on drift | No | No | No |
| Integrated case management | Built in — same platform | Separate product / via integration | Separate product / via integration | Separate product (e.g., XSOAR has it; varies) |
| Unified audit trail across actions | One trail per incident — playbook + analyst + AI | Playbook actions only | Playbook + agent actions, separate logs | Playbook actions, integration logs separate |
| Regulator-ready export formats | SEC · NYDFS · HIPAA · NERC CIP · NIS2 · DORA · EU AI Act | Generic JSON export | Generic JSON export | Generic export; framework-specific dashboards add-on |
| Autonomous AI capability on same platform | Yes — Levels 2-4 available when ready | AI helpers; not autonomous | HyperAgents (multi-agent mesh — separate audit context) | AI add-ons; separate engines |
| Migration support from another SOAR | Published 60-day program | Self-service | Vendor-assisted | N/A (typically the migration source) |
The SOAR you buy today is the AI SOC you grow into.
Most enterprise SOAR is terminal. Morpheus is a dial. Buy it as a SOAR. Run it as a SOAR. And when your team is ready, the AI capabilities are already on the platform.
D3 shipped its first IR automation in 2015 and helped Gartner coin the SOAR category in 2016. Nine years of SOAR heritage feeds today’s Morpheus platform. The AI capabilities sitting on the platform are real — used today by Fortune 500 SOCs and the largest MSSPs in production — but they’re optional, configurable per workflow, and never a precondition for buying Morpheus as your SOAR.
The platform supports four configurable autonomy modes. Level 1 — pure deterministic playbooks, no AI in the chain — is a permanent operating mode, not a transition phase. Customers run Level 1 indefinitely. The platform doesn’t care. What matters is that the day your team is ready for Level 2, or your regulator approves a specific workflow for Level 3, or your MSSP business unit wants Level 4 on a tenant — you’re already there. No second product, no rebuild, no second audit trail.
Deterministic
Pure SOAR. Playbooks you authored, run the way you authored them. No AI in the chain.
AI-Assisted
AI investigates and proposes; your analyst approves every action. Same playbooks.
AI-Led
Morpheus drafts the response plan; analyst oversees each command-risk tier.
Autonomous
End-to-end with configurable approval gates. The AI SOC, on the same platform.
Beyond SOAR — for the SOC leader thinking five years ahead.
Beyond SOAR: SOAR vs. AI SOC — What’s the Difference? documents what changes structurally between a SOAR-only platform and one that sits on an AI SOC foundation. The paper is honest about what SOAR is excellent at (which is plenty), where the static-playbook model hits its ceiling, and what the optionality of buying SOAR-on-an-AI-platform actually buys you. It’s the document your evaluation team should read before any vendor selection conversation.
About Morpheus as your SOAR.
Is Morpheus really a SOAR, or an AI tool that does SOAR-adjacent things?
Morpheus is a real SOAR. The deterministic playbook engine is mature, visual and YAML-authored, GitOps-deployable, with conditional logic, parallel execution, approval gates, and reusable sub-playbooks — everything an experienced SOAR architect expects to find. D3 shipped its first IR automation in 2015 and helped Gartner coin the SOAR category in 2016. Nine years of SOAR heritage feeds the platform, and the SOAR engine predates the AI capabilities on the platform.
What’s different is what sits next to the SOAR engine. The integration catalog is self-healing. Case management is included. The audit trail covers playbook actions, analyst decisions, and AI actions in one format. And when you’re ready, four configurable autonomy modes are already available — no second product, no platform replacement.
Can I run Morpheus as a SOAR only — with no AI involved?
Yes. Level 1 — Deterministic — is a permanent operating mode, not a transition phase. No AI in the chain. The deterministic playbook engine runs solo. Customers run Level 1 indefinitely; the platform doesn’t expect you to “graduate” to anything else.
The AI capabilities remain on the platform but inactive until you configure a workflow to use them. Most enterprise customers start in Level 1 across the full SOC and migrate specific workflows to higher modes as their team, their regulator, or their MSSP business unit is ready.
How does Morpheus’s integration catalog compare to Tines, Torq, XSOAR?
The integration count is comparable to the leading SOAR catalogs — 800+ connectors covering every major SIEM, EDR, IAM, cloud, email security, NDR, threat intelligence, and ITSM platform. What’s different is that Morpheus’s integrations are self-healing: when a vendor pushes a breaking API change, the platform detects the drift and generates corrective code autonomously, typically inside 18 minutes.
On every other SOAR, an API change is a Friday-afternoon engineer page. Industry baseline mean-time-to-recover from a vendor breaking change is 4–6 weeks of manual patching. On Morpheus it’s minutes, and your team isn’t involved. See the Self-Healing Integrations capability detail →
Is case management really built in, or is it a separate product I license?
Built in. One platform, one data model, one audit trail. Morpheus includes incident timeline reconstruction, evidence preservation, custody chain, analyst notes, SLA tracking, custom case workflows and state machines, and regulator-ready export formats — all in the same platform that runs your playbooks.
This is one of the most common second procurement decisions enterprise SOAR buyers face. Most SOAR vendors stop at orchestration and route cases out to a separate case management product (or expect you to integrate one). Morpheus collapses that to a single contract, single audit trail.
What about Python migration from Splunk SOAR or playbook IP from XSOAR?
If you’re migrating from another SOAR, D3 runs a published 60-day migration program structured across 8 weeks: inventory and scope (weeks 1–2), AI-built playbook drafts (weeks 3–5), customer review and tune (weeks 4–6), integration validation (weeks 6–7), cutover and parallel run (weeks 7–8). Python scripts get converted to native Morpheus commands. Existing playbook IP gets re-platformed, not rewritten from scratch.
80% of D3’s enterprise customers came through this program. See the migration program detail →
How does pricing work — is the AI bundled with the SOAR?
Morpheus is licensed as a single platform. The SOAR engine, the integrations, case management, and the AI capabilities are all part of the same product.
Under standard Morpheus pricing, your specific agreement will confirm structure based on alert volume, deployment model (cloud, on-premises, MSSP multi-tenant), and which autonomy modes you intend to configure. Talk to D3 about commercial structure during the demo.
How is Morpheus deployed — cloud, on-prem, or both?
Cloud-deployed on Microsoft Azure with data residency choice across four geographies — United States, Canada, Ireland (EU data residency), and Japan. D3 is a Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA) member.
For regulated industries that require it, fully isolated on-premises deployment is available — keeping all data, including LLM inference, within the customer’s own infrastructure. The deployment model doesn’t change which capabilities you have access to.
The SOAR your enterprise needs today.
The platform your SOC grows into.
A 30-minute SOAR-first walkthrough on your real SIEM and EDR. We’ll show you the playbook engine, the integration catalog, and the case management — and the AI capabilities, only if you want to see them.