About us
Aurora is the AI agent system for Blue Teams built by Soultec Srl, an IT company in Rivoli (Turin, Italy): it reads and investigates every SIEM alert.
Aurora was born from the experience of a professional team that identified a concrete need among companies: at a time marked by a shortage of people with the right cybersecurity skills, Blue Teams don't need yet another dashboard, but someone who reads every single alert generated by the SIEM, so that human analysts can focus only on what really matters.
This is exactly the gap Aurora was built to fill: a system of specialized AI agents that takes charge of every alert the moment it is generated, investigates it with the same approach as an expert analyst, and delivers a ready-to-use operational report within minutes.
Aurora doesn't replace the SIEM you already trust for detection — it sits alongside it, reading the alerts it raises and adding a layer of autonomous analysis, triage, and reporting on top. It's built to work with the SIEM you already have rather than lock you into one, with an offline, air-gapped deployment mode available for environments that can't send data outside their perimeter.
Aurora is a product of Soultec Srl, an IT company based in Rivoli, in the province of Turin, Italy. Soultec was born from the direct experience of a team of professionals who chose to turn a need observed in the field into a product: that of companies struggling to find the skills required to protect their infrastructure continuously and effectively.
To meet this need, Soultec developed its own in-house software factory: an organizational and technological structure designed to design, develop, evolve and maintain complex software over time, both its own products and custom solutions built for clients. This production capability is not simply a development department, but a true way of working: it allows Soultec to follow a product's entire lifecycle, from initial design through release, to continuous improvement driven by feedback from the people who use it every day.
It is thanks to this structure that Aurora is not a static project, but a continuously evolving product: every new need the team picks up — whether it comes from direct field experience or from conversations with clients — can be quickly turned into a real, tested and released feature. The same infrastructure that gave birth to Aurora is the one that today ensures its maintenance, its reliability over time and its ability to adapt to constantly changing scenarios and threats.
