Torq
AI SOC platform with no-code automation and an autonomous agent
Overview
Torq AI SOC Platform (formerly HyperSOC) combines no-code security workflow automation across hundreds of integrations with Socrates, an AI agent that triages, investigates and remediates alerts. Enterprise-priced: AWS Marketplace lists its plans at $450,000 a year; direct deals are quoted.
Pricing
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- Torq AI SOC Platform
- Socrates AI agent
- Billed per unit through AWS
- No-code workflow builder
- Integration library across the security stack
- Case management and AI agents
What you can produce with Torq
- No-code/low-code security workflow builder
- Large integration library across the security stack
- Torq AI SOC Platform (formerly HyperSOC)
- Socrates AI agent for triage, investigation and remediation
- Context graph from the 2026 Jit acquisition
- Case-centric incident workflows
- AWS Marketplace availability
Torq is the modern answer to legacy SOAR: build no-code security workflows across a large integration library, then let Socrates, its AI agent, take over triage and routine investigation — Torq claims it closes over 90% of cases on its own, a vendor figure worth testing on your alert mix. The momentum is real: a $140 million Series D at a $1.2 billion valuation in January 2026, the Jit acquisition, customers including Marriott, PepsiCo and Uber, and strong ratings (4.8 out of 5 on G2, 4.7 on Gartner Peer Insights). Reviewers like the automation power and ease of use once set up, but report a steep learning curve. Pricing is enterprise and sales-led — AWS Marketplace lists $450,000 a year — so the value depends on a mature stack worth orchestrating. Overkill for small teams; strong for mid-sized and large SOCs.
What we found
Torq started as a no-code security-automation platform — a modern alternative to legacy SOAR tools — and now sells itself as the Torq AI SOC Platform, the new name for what it used to call HyperSOC. Security teams build workflows across hundreds of integrations (Torq claims 300 pre-built integrations and more than 4,000 pre-built steps), while Socrates, its AI agent, triages, investigates and remediates alerts. Torq says the platform closes over 90% of security cases autonomously; that is its own figure, and the one customer quoted on its Socrates page reports more than half of tier-one and tier-two alerts handled. In 2026 it acquired Jit, adding a "context graph" of an organisation's assets, and announced SOC Brain at Black Hat.
The money and analyst attention are real. Torq, founded in 2020 by Ofer Smadari, Eldad Livni and Leonid Belkind, raised a $140 million Series D led by Merlin Ventures in January 2026 at a $1.2 billion valuation, bringing its total to $332 million. Customers named in that announcement include Marriott, PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble, Siemens, Uber and Virgin Atlantic. Gartner named Torq its "company to beat" in AI SOC agents in May 2026 and repeated that in an August update, and KuppingerCole's 2026 Leadership Compass ranked it an overall leader — both cited by Torq.
Users rate it well: 4.8 out of 5 from 152 reviews on G2, and 4.7 from 57 ratings on Gartner Peer Insights. G2 reviewers praise ease of use and the depth of automation; the most common complaints are a steep learning curve and some interface design issues.
Pricing is enterprise and sales-led. The only published figure is on AWS Marketplace, where each of its three plans — Essential, Enterprise and Elite — is listed at $450,000 for a 12-month contract; direct deals are quoted. The value depends on having a mature security stack worth orchestrating and a team to run it. Overkill for small teams; strong for mid-sized and large security operations centres.
Compiled by RECATOOLS from public sources: vendor documentation and pricing, code repositories and published reporting.
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