Today marks a pivotal moment for 7AI and the cybersecurity industry. We're announcing our strategic partnership with DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) to launch DXC Agentic Security Operations Center (SOC) – bringing fully autonomous AI-powered managed security services to their global customer base.
This partnership represents something unique: DXC is both a customer who has proven 7AI's capabilities internally and now a partner delivering those capabilities to enterprises worldwide.
DXC Technology isn't just any company. They're ranked #315 on the Fortune 500, serving thousands of customers globally through 25 delivery centers that process 4.5 million daily security threats. But before bringing 7AI to their customers, they needed proof that agentic security could handle their massive internal scale.
The results speak for themselves. As Mike Baker, VP and Chief Global Information Security Officer at DXC, explains: "The agentic revolution is happening fastest in the SOC. I am excited to partner with 7AI to be on the leading edge, as we've already seen incredible results. Operating at a massive scale, we immediately cut tier 1 analyst time by 80% and reduced human-reviewed tickets by 95% – all without tuning. The mean time to respond in the tier 1 and tier 2 SOC dropped 67%. We're operating faster, smarter, and more efficiently – and ready to scale this for our customers."
When a company processing millions of daily threats sees these kinds of improvements, it demonstrates something critical: agentic security isn't just ready for enterprise deployment – it excels at it.
Since our February launch, the scale of impact has been remarkable. Our platform has processed over 568,000 alerts, saving security teams more than 224,000 analyst hours – equivalent to 112 full-time analyst years of work and over $11.2 million in reclaimed productivity. With projections to save customers over $100 million in 2025, we're delivering the kind of ROI that moves the needle for large enterprises.
What sets our approach apart is Dynamic Reasoning – our AI agents don't just follow pre-written playbooks. They autonomously determine the appropriate investigative approach for novel, never-before-seen threats in real time. This means DXC customers get AI agents that continuously improve their understanding of each organization's unique security context, without the brittleness of rule-based systems.
Michael Baker, CISO at DXC Technology, has experienced this transformation firsthand as DXC's own internal security operations team leverages our platform to optimize their SOC capabilities. The results have been compelling enough that DXC is now bringing this capability to their global customer base.
From day one, 7AI was architected to handle the scale, complexity, and stringent requirements of the world's largest organizations. DXC's global cybersecurity operations – serving hundreds of customers across 25 delivery centers – provide exactly the kind of complex, high-volume environment where agentic security delivers transformational value. This partnership demonstrates that autonomous AI agents can operate effectively at the most demanding enterprise scales.
Let me be clear: this isn't about replacing human expertise. It's about amplifying it. By handling the repetitive, time-consuming work of alert triage and initial investigation, our AI agents free security professionals to focus on strategic initiatives that truly protect organizations. DXC's security operations professionals work directly with customers to ensure optimal deployment and ongoing optimization, bringing together the best of human expertise and AI capability.
If you're attending Black Hat 2025 this week in Las Vegas, I invite you to see this transformation in action. Visit us at booth #1940 for live demonstrations of 7AI. You'll witness autonomous AI investigations that traditionally require hours of manual analyst work, completed in minutes with unprecedented accuracy.
DXC representatives will also be available in the AI Pavilion (booth 4412) to discuss implementation and integration with existing services.
This partnership represents a category-defining moment in security operations. When a global leader like DXC first validates agentic security internally, then rolls it out as part of their global service offering, it demonstrates that autonomous AI agents are ready for the most demanding enterprise environments.
The question isn't whether AI will transform security operations. The question is how quickly your organization will embrace this transformation.