Cybersecurity and SOC 2 readiness for startups

Jutsu is a cybersecurity and SOC 2 readiness platform for startups and growing technology companies. It monitors connected cloud, identity, GitHub, and Windows host activity around the clock, uses AI agents to investigate and help respond to threats, and turns that security work into SOC 2 evidence.

Jutsu is built for startups and growing technology companies, usually a founder, CTO, or first security hire who needs continuous security monitoring and SOC 2 evidence without building an in-house security operations team.

Jutsu monitors the sources you connect. Documented connections cover Google Cloud audit logs, Google Workspace sign-ins and admin changes, GitHub security and repository events, Windows Security and System event logs, and Cloudflare, Vercel, and Railway audit events. It also takes alerts from Wazuh. Drive activity, app grants, and Sysmon depend on setup, and visibility is limited to connected sources.

Yes. Jutsu's AI agents monitor connected systems around the clock, investigate and prioritize security alerts, and support policy-guided response. Your team remains in control of approvals and escalation.

Jutsu enriches the alert with asset, identity, cloud, and threat-intelligence context, prioritizes the finding, and recommends or runs policy-approved response actions with an audit trail.

Yes. No dedicated SOC team is required to start. Jutsu automates routine monitoring, investigation, triage, and reporting. It does not replace the people who own security decisions: your team stays responsible for policies, approvals, escalations, and business context.

Jutsu keeps an audit trail of alerts, investigations, and response actions, writes incident and SOC activity reports, and provides SOC 2 evidence exports from the Startup plan. It supports readiness work but does not replace your auditor or guarantee an audit outcome.

A compliance-only platform is organized around the audit: policies, checklists, and collecting proof. Jutsu runs the security work itself. It monitors connected systems, investigates alerts, and supports response, then uses the records of that work as SOC 2 evidence.

Traditional SIEMs focus on collecting and searching logs. Jutsu works with connected security sources and adds AI-assisted investigation, prioritization, response workflows, and reporting.

Available connections include Google Cloud, Google Workspace, GitHub security monitoring, Windows hosts, Cloudflare, Vercel, Railway, and Wazuh, plus threat-intelligence and notification integrations such as VirusTotal, Slack, and PagerDuty. The integrations directory labels each one as available now or on the roadmap. Creating GitHub issues from cases is on the roadmap.

Each documented connection takes about 10 minutes or less. Installing the Jutsu App on a GitHub organization takes about 5 minutes, and connecting a Google Cloud project or a Google Workspace domain takes about 10.

Jutsu has a Free plan at $0 with 5 protected assets and no credit card. The Startup plan is $149 per month and adds SOC 2 evidence exports, and the Growth plan is $499 per month. Enterprise is custom-quoted.

AI agent runtime security is the practice of monitoring what AI agents do while they run: the tools they call, the APIs and data they reach, and the permissions they act with. It gives a team a way to investigate unexpected agent behavior and keep an audit trail. Jutsu does not offer AI agent runtime security today. It is on the roadmap: the goal is to bring agent activity into the same security operations workflow Jutsu already runs for people, infrastructure, and applications.

AI agents can use tools, call APIs, and access data on their own as they work. Watching that activity while it happens helps a team spot unexpected behavior, investigate it, and keep an audit trail. This is separate from the SOC agents Jutsu already uses to run security workflows.

Jutsu is designed to automate repetitive Level 1 SOC work such as alert triage, enrichment, investigation, and documentation. Security teams remain in control through policy-guided workflows and human approval where required. The goal is to help security teams scale without increasing headcount.

Yes. You can start with our free plan or join our Design Partner Program to evaluate Jutsu in your environment. No long-term commitment is required to get started.