One core. Twelve functions. One workflow.

Core function

Detection Factory

Detection coverage you can prove, not a rule library that quietly decays.

Most security operations accumulate detection rules and never retire them. The library grows, quality drifts, and nobody can say what the organization is actually able to catch. The Detection Factory treats detection content as a managed production line: new logic is drafted from threat intelligence and validated hunt findings, tagged to the MITRE ATT&CK technique it covers at the moment it is written, tested against your own historical data before it goes live, then measured on accuracy and duplication once it is running. Rules that stop performing are tuned or formally retired. The result is coverage you can query and evidence, rule by rule, instead of taking on faith.

Core function

Risk Scoring Formula

One live, explainable urgency score instead of a static severity label.

A severity label is fixed the moment an alert fires, means something different in every tool that assigns it, and treats a test server exactly like a domain controller. ClearSkies iISOC replaces the label with a live calculation. Every alert is scored across seven correlated dimensions — behavior, attack technique, asset value, identity, threat intelligence, timing and environment — weighted for your specific environment and recalculated the instant any one of them changes. Alerts from every source land on the same scale, and a slow-burning pattern that stays below every individual tool's threshold still climbs it as evidence accumulates. Every score carries the reasoning behind it.

Core function

Intelligent Alert Routing

The right alert to the right analyst, decided by policy rather than by whoever is triaging.

In most security operations a person decides who works each alert, which means experienced analysts spend their day sorting instead of investigating, and high-risk items wait in a shared queue behind noise. ClearSkies iISOC turns that judgment call into policy. Each scored alert is matched to the analyst tier its difficulty demands and assigned to the least-loaded eligible analyst, resolved the same way every time regardless of who is on shift. When every analyst at a tier reaches capacity, eligible lower-complexity alerts move to the platform's autonomous handling instead of queuing, and move back as people free up — so a volume spike is absorbed without adding headcount.

Core function

KPIs and SLAs

Predicts the breach before the deadline passes, and never reports one number alone.

A metric nobody acts on is dashboard decoration, and a monthly report tells you about a breached SLA well after it was breached. ClearSkies iISOC tracks every open incident against its live target, scores which ones are heading for a breach while there is still time to act, and reports at four levels — executive, service-level, operational and customer experience — all built from the same underlying data. Metrics are always presented in pairs: delivery against perception, speed against stability, so a single green number never stands in for the whole picture. The figure in a board report and the figure an analyst investigates come from one source.

Core function

Regulatory Frameworks

Map the control once. Evidence it everywhere it is required.

An organization subject to five regulations typically maps the same control five separate times, in five separate spreadsheets, once a year, under audit deadline pressure. ClearSkies iISOC breaks each framework's obligations down into the specific attacker techniques that satisfy them. Because every detection the platform raises already carries its technique identifier, a single detection automatically produces evidence for every framework whose controls reference that technique — continuously, not seasonally. Add a jurisdiction and most of the mapping is already in place. You get per-framework, board-ready evidence reports generated from live detections.

Scope. This function produces demonstrable technical evidence that specific controls fired. It is not a compliance determination, which remains an organizational and legal judgment.

Core function

Third-Party Add-ons Marketplace

600+ integrations, governed and health-monitored — not 600 bespoke projects.

A detection is only as good as the data behind it, and connecting a new tool usually means bespoke engineering or a services project that only the person who built it can maintain. ClearSkies iISOC turns integration into a governed, repeatable framework: a catalog of more than 600 integrations across nine categories, each provisioned as a standardized, least-privilege, versioned connection rather than a one-off script. Every live connector carries a health signal, and the platform flags a degrading one before it fails — so you learn that a feed went dark in advance, not during an incident review. Breadth and freshness are always reported together.