What kind of questions can I actually ask Sola?

Anything about your connected environment. "Which AWS security groups allow public access?" "Who has admin privileges across Okta and GitHub?" "Do any laptops lack EDR?" Sola pulls real data from your stack and answers in seconds, with tables, charts, and the queries behind them so you can verify every result.

Do I need to know how to code to use Sola?

No. You ask questions in plain language, and Sola handles the rest. You can also build dashboards, alerts, and workflows from a prompt. If you'd rather skip the building entirely, the App Gallery has dozens of ready-made templates you can import in clicks, and customize to your needs.

How does Sola work across tools from different vendors and domains?

Sola connects to 30+ integrations across cloud, identity, SaaS, code, endpoint and more. It normalizes data from all of them into a single cybersecurity graph, so you can ask cross-domain questions like "Which users have excessive permissions in both AWS and Okta?" without manual stitching of spreadsheets and reports.

Can I trust AI to give me accurate security answers?

Yes. Our cybersecurity graph maps entities and relationships across your environment (15,000+ security embeddings, 700+ node types), and the AI reasons over validated, structured data. You see the underlying queries and evidence behind every answer, so you're verifying facts, not taking the AI's word for it.

Isn't Sola just another AI wrapper for security?

A wrapper sends your question to a general-purpose model and hopes for the best. Sola ingests your actual data, normalizes it into a security-specific graph, and applies layered intelligence (deterministic computation, ML risk scoring, and curated security knowledge) before any language model touches the output. Think of it as the difference between asking a stranger for directions and using a GPS that already knows every road in your city. The difference shows up in the answers.

We already have a full security stack. Why do we need Sola?

Your tools detect well within their own boundaries. Very few can answer a cross-domain question in real time. Sola sits above your stack and unifies it, connecting findings across vendors and domains so you can see relationships, blast radius, and gaps your existing tools miss on their own.

I can wire up an AI model with MCP connectors and build something similar. Why pay for Sola?

You can get a prototype running quickly. Keeping it running is the expensive part. MCP setups fragment by service, lose context at scale, and leave you maintaining schemas, scopes, guardrails, and security logic across every API change. They also stop working the moment you stop asking: zero continuous monitoring, zero proactive alerts. Sola handles the data engineering, cross-domain normalization, and ongoing tracking so your team focuses on decisions, not plumbing.

Is Sola secure? Will it have write access to my systems?

Sola operates read-only by default. Your data stays yours, and we never train our models on customer data. The platform holds SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001:2022, and GDPR compliance, with strict tenant segregation and granular controls over exactly which data points Sola can pull. Visit the Trust Center for full details.

How do I get started, and how long does it take to see value?

First, sign up for free. Once you connect a data source, Sola starts ingesting and normalizing your data. You can ask your first security question or import a ready-made template from the App Gallery within minutes. The platform uses four building blocks (queries, canvases, alerts, and workflows) that let you start simple and scale as you go.

The vendor-agnostic enterprise security brain

Connecting systems, knowledge and security context across your organization. Zero maintenance, minimal overhead.

How it works

Across every domain and every stack

You don’t need a separate tool for each domain or use case. Sola normalizes data from Cloud, Code, Identity, and SaaS into one common language. Connect a source in clicks, not weeks.

Technology

IAM / IDP Cloud infra Code repos CI/CD Endpoints ZTNA Business apps SaaS Data lake · SIEM Markdown