AgileBlue

AgileBlue is an AI-native Security Operations (SecOps) platform combining eight security modules in a single unified solution — XDR, EDR, SIEM, SOAR, cloud security, vulnerability scanning, cyber risk scoring, and Microsoft 365 security — backed by a 24/7 US-based SOC with real human analysts. Their proprietary Sapphire AI engine delivers 98%+ accurate autonomous investigations and automates 90% of Level 1 and Level 2 SOC triage, so organizations get enterprise-grade security without the complexity or staffing requirements of building an internal security operations capability.

EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) focuses specifically on protecting endpoints — laptops, desktops, servers, and cloud workloads — by monitoring at the kernel level, detecting malicious behavior, and enabling isolation or remediation. XDR (Extended Detection and Response) extends that visibility across the full attack surface: endpoints, cloud environments, user identity, network traffic, and other threat vectors. AgileBlue provides both EDR and XDR in a single unified platform — the Cerulean XDR Agent and managed EDR module work together, so organizations do not have to choose between endpoint-focused protection and full-spectrum detection.

Sapphire is AgileBlue's proprietary AI engine, purpose-built for security operations rather than adapted from a general-purpose AI system. It delivers 98%+ accurate autonomous investigations — analyzing security telemetry, making decisions, and executing responses across all eight platform modules. The Sapphire SOC Analyst capability automates 90% of Level 1 and Level 2 SOC triage and decisioning tasks, reducing the analyst time spent on benign-case investigation by 70% and cutting investigation and response time for malicious attacks by 48%. Sapphire is the reason AgileBlue describes itself as AI-native rather than AI-assisted.

The M365 Security Module continuously monitors and assesses Microsoft 365 configurations across Entra ID (Azure AD), Exchange Online, SharePoint, Teams, Microsoft Defender, and Power Platform. It runs automated checks against Microsoft and CISA best practices, flags misconfigurations prioritized by business risk, provides clear remediation guidance, validates changes over time, and delivers monthly compliance reports. This matters because Microsoft reports that 99% of security incidents stem from misconfigurations — and because password-based attacks on Microsoft 365 environments rose from 3 million to 30 million per month in 2024.

AgileBlue EDR supports Windows, macOS, and Linux — including cloud workloads across all three operating systems. The EDR agent operates at the kernel level, providing deep visibility into process activity, file operations, and network behavior that user-space agents cannot access. Threat intelligence is enriched through integrations with Recorded Future and Anomali, enabling the platform to correlate endpoint activity against known threat indicators and attacker infrastructure.

Yes — AgileBlue was built specifically to deliver enterprise-grade security capabilities to mid-market organizations. The platform's AI automation addresses the core mid-market challenge: maintaining comprehensive security coverage without the internal headcount that large enterprises rely on. By automating 90% of Tier 1 and Tier 2 SOC work and providing 24/7 US-based analyst coverage, AgileBlue gives mid-market security teams access to capabilities that would otherwise require a fully staffed security operations center. Key verticals include healthcare, financial services, and manufacturing.

No. AgileBlue is available through technology advisors — your agreement is directly with AgileBlue, and Fibi is not a party to it. Fibi evaluates AgileBlue alongside other managed detection and response, XDR, and SecOps platforms to ensure the capabilities, coverage, and pricing fit your organization's threat model and budget. Our advisory is funded through AgileBlue's existing channel budget and has no impact on your service costs.