Published 27 May 2026· via AWS· Customer story
eSentire accelerates AI-augmented threat investigation with Anthropic Claude in Amazon Bedrock
eSentire · Tech & Comms · Canada
The source does not publish a single comparable figure. Reported results are listed below.
Summary
eSentire used Anthropic Claude in Amazon Bedrock to augment its managed detection and response security operations.
The system formulates investigation hypotheses from threat indicators, dynamically selects and executes evidence-gathering tools, and produces interactive investigation reports with evidence and reasoning chains.
The company validated model outputs against senior SOC experts and uses AWS services including Lambda, API Gateway, IAM, and CloudWatch to support the production workflow.
The problem
- 01eSentire wanted to eliminate variability in SOC investigations and deliver expert-level threat analysis consistently across more than 2,000 customer organizations.
- 02The company also wanted transparent, explainable reasoning for security decisions and faster investigation turnaround without sacrificing accuracy.
What they built
- 01Claude in Amazon Bedrock generates investigation hypotheses from initial threat indicators.
- 02The platform dynamically selects and executes tools in an agentic investigation loop and continues iterating until it reaches an evidence-based decision.
- 03Interactive reports expose evidence and reasoning chains so analysts and customers can drill into decisions.
- 04eSentire validated the approach against 1,000 real-world investigations and uses AWS Lambda, Amazon API Gateway, AWS IAM, and Amazon CloudWatch in the production architecture.
Reported results
- 0195% alignment with senior SOC expert decisions across diverse endpoint scenarios.
- 0299.3% of attacks stopped at the first machine.
- 03Development and deployment cycles reduced from months to days.
- 04Threat hunting team can create new tools and workflows in hours using natural language interfaces.
- Delivered expert-level threat analysis consistently
- Provided explainable investigation reports
- Accelerated development and deployment cycles
- Enabled rapid creation of tools and workflows
Source
How this deployment compares
Computed from the library · data 10 Nov 2026This is the only eSentire deployment in the library. It is one of 78 risk assessment deployments, 5 of them in Tech & Comms. Like 63% of records, its source gives no figure.
eSentire in the library
The only eSentire deployment in the library
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Same pattern, whole library
One of 78 risk assessment deployments
- Tech & Comms accounts for 5 of them (6%), ranking #4 of 12 industries.
- 61 records of this pattern came before it; 4 have been published since.
- Only 19 of the 78 put a number on the result (24%).
- Microsoft68%
- GCP17%
- AWS13%
- Alibaba1%
- Azure OpenAI 21
- Azure AI 17
- Azure 11
- Amazon Bedrock 9
- BigQuery 7
- Microsoft Fabric 5
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Results against peers
No figure here. What peers report
Like 63% of records in the library, the source gives no figure. Peers that do quantify similar claims report:
- Quality & accuracy50 figures, all industries · middle half 22%–96%40%median increase
- Customer experience50 figures, all industries · middle half 20%–90%28%median increase
- Time & speed42 figures, Tech & Comms · middle half 33%–75%60%median reduction
Peer figures are as reported by their sources; percentage claims only.
How we checked this record
Evidence tier: supported
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- Named organization
- eSentire
- Who published the source
- The organization itself
- Deployment status
- The source does not say
- Quantified result
- The source reports no figure
- Summary checked against source
- 4 / 5 agreement
Last re-checked 13 Jun 2026.
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