Run your security program the way Google runs production.
Site Reliability Engineering is the discipline of trusting automation at scale: automate the routine, page humans for what matters, measure everything. Hiro applies that playbook to security. It’s why we can run a full program without the hourly billing that legacy security firms depend on.
Automate the 99%
Most security work is high-volume, low-judgment: scanning cloud configs, filtering alert noise, pulling evidence for an audit, running access reviews. Hiro’s agents run this work continuously. Humans never touch it.
In the product: cloud hardening, alert response, audit evidence, access reviews.
Page humans for what matters
The remaining 1% is judgment work: finalizing a customer-bound response, approving a policy change, or signing off on a risky production change like an IAM edit. That work routes to you. Everything else executes under the policy you set: the risk engine grades each change, specialized agents review it, a sandbox tests it, metrics watch it after apply, and rollback is automatic.
In the product: risk-engine grading, multi-agent review, sandbox testing, automatic rollback.
Measure everything
Every agent action is logged. Every approval is timestamped. Every applied change carries metrics and automatic rollback. The audit trail is continuous, live, and queryable, which is why evidence packets take minutes, not weeks.
What you get: audit evidence on demand, SOC 2 CC8.1 handled automatically, compliance drift caught in hours.
Why legacy MSPs can’t do this
Fractional-CISO and security-team-as-a-service firms are structurally incapable of operating this way. Their business model bills human hours, so automating the 99% would collapse their revenue. Hiro’s SaaS pricing is what makes the SRE model economically possible for a full program.
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