Five analysts. Hundreds of alerts. One place to work them.
SCOUT reads every alert, shows its reasoning, and sends what matters to a person. AI does the legwork. People keep the decisions.
Every AI decision shows what it thought, how sure it was and why.
Risky changes can need a second person, and nobody approves their own.
Search the audit trail by alert, case or incident number.
Run the AI on your own hardware if it can’t leave your network.
Small teams get the same alerts as the big ones
A team of five sees what a team of fifty sees, spread across several tools that don’t share context. The alert is in one place, the case in another, and the lessons learned rarely get written at all.
SCOUT puts the whole job in one place, from the first alert to the review that closes it.
HOW IT WORKS
From the first alert to the lessons learned.
The same path the full tour follows, one Tuesday at a fictional freight company.
AI works the queue and explains each call. Routine items are handled. Anything uncertain waits for a person.
Related alerts become one case with a clock, and you follow the trail.
An incident runs with a playbook and a war room that keeps one record.
An incident can't close until the lessons-learned review is written.
Approvals, limits on the AI and a searchable record of who decided what.
KNOW YOUR EXPOSURE
See what applies to you, and where you're blind.
Threat intelligence that knows who you are
SCOUT checks whether a threat actor targets your sector, and shows the techniques it uses that you can’t yet detect.
Look-alike domains and exploited vulnerabilities
It watches for sites that impersonate your brand, and for vulnerabilities attackers are already using.
CONTROL AND PROOF
The AI works inside limits you set.
Executives ask the same question: can we explain what it did? Yes, and you decide how much it may do on its own.
You set the limits
A master switch turns the AI’s decisions off entirely. You choose how confident it must be before it acts, and the bar can only go up automatically, never down.
Every decision on the record
Each AI decision is stored with its reasoning. Search it by alert, case or incident number.
Run it on your own hardware
If your data can’t leave your network, SCOUT can use a model you host yourself.
PEOPLE
Look after the people behind the screen.
Analysts get a private check-in and a personal trend that only they can see. Managers see team-level results, and an individual’s check-in only when that person chooses to share it.
WHO'S IT FOR
What it does for your team.
Analyst
- Start the day on decisions, not a pile of noise.
- See the AI's reasoning before you trust it.
- Work an incident in one record, then write the review.
Manager
- See workload and aging at a glance.
- Approve what needs approving, and see who can.
- See team strain without reading private answers.
Executive
- Know where you're exposed and what you can't yet detect.
- Show what the AI did and who signed off.
- Read the reports without a briefing.
SEE IT
One Tuesday at Northwind Freight
The full product tour, 45 minutes, with simulated data. Jump to the part you care about.
COMPARED
A stack of tools, or one place.
| Workflow | A stack of separate tools | SCOUT |
|---|---|---|
| Alert triage | A queue in each tool | One queue, with the AI's reasoning on every alert |
| Alert to incident | Details copied between systems | Alerts become a case, then an incident, in one record |
| Closing an incident | The write-up is optional | Closing requires the lessons-learned review |
| Threat intelligence | Read first, guess relevance later | Checked against your sector, with detection gaps shown |
| Proving what happened | Pieced together from logs | A searchable audit trail |
| Limits on the AI | Whatever the vendor chose | Set by you, with a master switch |
QUESTIONS
What people ask first.
Where does my data go?
By default, alert text goes to the AI service you configure. If that isn’t acceptable, SCOUT can use a model you run yourself, so nothing leaves your network.
Can the AI act on its own?
Only within the limits you set, and only for actions you’ve allowed. A master switch turns it off, and anything uncertain goes to a person.
How is it deployed?
You host it on a server you control, in containers (SaaS option is available).
Is the demo real data?
No. The tour uses a fictional company and simulated alerts.
Who built it?
SCOUT is built by Webelo Solutions, a Dallas company focused on leveling the playing field for small and mid-sized businesses. Our founder, K.C. Yerrid, has 30 years of hands-on information security experience, working with security teams of every size. We built it for small security teams because attackers don’t care how big your security team is or how much you spend.
See it with your own data.
A 30-minute conversation. We’ll show SCOUT against a sample of your alerts and answer questions.
