InfoSight has launched a managed security service called AI-Enabled Purple Team Security Operations Center as a Service (SOCaaS) that combines AI-driven attack path intelligence with human-led security governance. The service unifies offensive adversary emulation and defensive monitoring into a single, continuously operating program, aiming to close the gap between detection and response times.
Overview
Modern enterprises face a growing mismatch between attacker speed and defender capability. AI-driven attack tools now operate at scale—testing controls, chaining vulnerabilities, and adapting faster than traditional SOC workflows can respond. Many Security Operations Centers remain constrained by human-speed processes, where alert queues backlog, tickets accumulate, and threats progress before action is taken. The challenge is no longer visibility—it is speed, correlation, and execution.
InfoSight's Purple Team SOCaaS addresses this gap by delivering continuous threat exposure management across the full attack lifecycle. Rather than reacting to alerts alone, the AI-enabled experts continuously hunt for Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) and indicators of compromise (IOC) while decoding real-time threat signals to anticipate adversary behavior before incidents occur.
Core capabilities
The service includes:
- AI-driven attack path correlation across identity, cloud, and critical systems
- Adversary emulation aligned to real-world MITRE ATT&CK techniques and TTPs
- Real-time validation of SIEM, XDR, and EDR detections and response workflows
- Dynamic feedback loops that continuously update rules, telemetry, and playbooks
- Human-led oversight for threat modeling, risk acceptance, and executive reporting
By fusing traditionally siloed red team and blue team functions with AI enablement, Purple SOCaaS creates a continuously learning security program. When detection gaps are identified, rules, telemetry configurations, and response playbooks are refined continuously instead of waiting for scheduled review cycles.
When analysts engage, alerts are already enriched, correlated, and prioritized. Evidence is pre-assembled across identity, endpoint, network, and cloud telemetry, allowing security teams to shift focus from manual triage to higher-value decisions such as determining scope, assessing control weaknesses, and directing response actions.
Measurable outcomes
InfoSight claims the service delivers:
- Reduced Mean Time to Detect (MTTD) and Mean Time to Respond (MTTR)
- Expanded detection coverage across high-risk attack vectors
- Reduced blast radius through continuous control validation
- Strengthened identity and privileged access controls based on proven adversary pathways
- Board-level reporting tied to quantified exposure reduction over time
Availability and onboarding
Purple SOCaaS is delivered through a structured 30–60-day onboarding and launch program, followed by continuous validation cycles. It is available immediately for enterprise and mid-market organizations. Organizations can request an executive overview or technical brief by contacting InfoSight directly.
Bottom line
InfoSight's Purple Team SOCaaS is a managed service that attempts to match machine-speed attacks with machine-speed defense, while keeping human oversight for strategic decisions. For organizations struggling with alert fatigue and slow response times, it offers a unified alternative to fragmented red and blue team operations.