Pitwall gives SOC teams real-time visibility into how every control in their security stack is performing — and the ability to fix what is not working without adding headcount or touching their architecture.
Pitwall does not replace anything in your security stack. It monitors, diagnoses, and optimizes what you have already built.
Pitwall logs every alert from every control, from the moment it is generated to its ultimate resolution. Nothing gets dropped, misattributed, or lost in handoffs between tools. The full alert lifecycle is visible in one place.
Within the first week, Pitwall identifies which controls are operating outside accepted performance standards. False positive rates, duplicate alert volumes, missed detection patterns — all surfaced automatically without waiting for a quarterly audit.
From the dashboard, a SOC manager selects any underperforming control and requests a diagnosis. Pitwall generates human-readable output explaining exactly what is happening and what specific configuration change will fix it. No interpretation required.
The SOC manager decides whether to implement the recommended change manually or enable Pitwall to apply it automatically. Manual control stays with the team. The option to automate is always available and always reversible.
Pitwall learns the team's environment and response patterns over time. Thresholds tighten. Recommendations get more accurate. The stack improves without anyone carving out time for dedicated audit cycles. The longer Pitwall runs, the sharper it gets.
No agents. No infrastructure changes. No professional services engagement. Pitwall monitors what you already have and tells you exactly what to fix.
Pitwall integrates via API with your existing security controls. No agents deployed. No endpoint changes. Basic plan supports up to 20 controls. Pro supports up to 50. Enterprise is unlimited. Most teams are live within a day.
API-based integration onlyDuring the first week, Pitwall observes your environment and establishes performance baselines for each connected control. These baselines become the reference point for everything that follows — tuned to your environment, not industry averages.
Environment-specific baselines, not generic thresholdsPitwall watches every alert from every control in real time. Anomalies are flagged automatically. The dashboard surfaces underperforming controls with enough context for a SOC manager to understand the problem at a glance — without digging through raw logs.
Real-time visibility. No manual log review.When a control is flagged, Pitwall auto-generates a diagnosis: what is wrong, why it is happening, and the specific configuration change that will fix it. The output is written for a SOC manager, not a vendor's support team. Clear enough to act on immediately.
Human-readable diagnosis. Specific recommendation.Implement the fix manually or let Pitwall apply it automatically. Either way, Pitwall logs the outcome and updates its model. Over time, the recommendations get sharper, the stack performs better, and the team spends less time on noise. The loop never stops.
Continuous improvement. No audit cycles required.Pitwall does not compete with anything already in your stack. It makes everything in your stack work better.
AI SOC agents automate alert triage. They do not fix the controls generating the alerts. Pitwall fixes the source, not the symptom.
Pitwall does not aggregate or store logs. It monitors control performance on top of your existing architecture. Your SIEM stays in place.
No consultants. No multi-month onboarding. The Shakedown starts the same day you sign up and delivers results in 14 days.
Pitwall runs in the background. It surfaces what needs attention. It does not add work — it removes it.
The Pitwall Shakedown runs against your live environment for 14 days. No infrastructure changes. No obligation. At the end you get a boardroom-ready report showing exactly how your controls performed.
Start the Shakedown See PricingMinimum recommended stack: 10 or more deployed controls. Pitwall is most effective when there is enough alert volume to establish meaningful baselines.
API-based integration with existing controls. No agents deployed on endpoints. No changes to existing infrastructure. Most common security platforms are supported out of the box.
First performance signals within 7 days. First diagnosis recommendations typically appear in the second week. Shakedown report delivered at day 14.