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Agentic Defense Index

Picks by situation: mssp

Best agentic defense platform for an MSSP

The short answer

With integration transparency weighted 25 percent and use-case breadth 20 percent, Torq ranks first at 6.65, ahead of Microsoft Security Copilot (6.40) and Mate Security (6.35). Torq is number 2 on the default weights.

Who this is for

Many tenants, mixed client tool stacks, margins set per client. A managed provider runs the platform across many client stacks it does not choose. Integration transparency carries the most weight, and breadth matters because each client buys a different service mix.

The weights for this buyer

CriterionDefault weightWeight for mssp
Use-case breadth20%20%
Context grounding15%15%
Autonomy controls15%15%
Published evidence15%10%
Integration transparency15%25%
Pricing transparency10%10%
Momentum and recognition10%5%

The re-ranked twelve

Rank herePlatformDefault rankScore here
1Torq26.65
2Microsoft Security Copilot36.40
3Mate Security16.35
4Simbian96.15
5Dropzone AI66.15
6Prophet Security76.10
7CrowdStrike Charlotte AI46.10
8Intezer85.95
9Legion Security55.80
10SentinelOne Purple AI105.75
117AI115.40
12Exaforce125.20
Ties break on the heaviest criterion for this buyer, then the next.

The top three explained

1. Torq, 6.65

Integration transparency 8: A large public catalog; the first screen alone runs from 1Password to Check Point, though no total is stated. Use-case breadth 7: Triage, investigation, response automation and case management are documented; hunting, insider risk and detection engineering are not.

Weakest point for this buyer: pricing transparency (2). No price list; /pricing returned 404 on 2026-11-03.

2. Microsoft Security Copilot, 6.40

Integration transparency 6: Defender, Sentinel, Entra, Intune, Purview and Splunk are named, plus 30+ partner agents in the Security Store. Use-case breadth 6: Triage, investigation (preview), identity policy and Purview data security; no documented hunting agent or detection engineering.

Weakest point for this buyer: momentum and recognition (8). Phishing Triage Agent preview in 2025-07, 40 agents added in 2025-11, Security Analyst Agent preview in 2026-04.

3. Mate Security, 6.35

Integration transparency 3: No integrations page, connector count or docs site on 2026-11-03; tools appear only as examples. Lowest of the twelve. Use-case breadth 9: Four of the seven use cases have a product or feature page; insider risk, exposure and security engineering are one-line tiles.

Weakest point for this buyer: published evidence (4). The 98.7 percent, 97 percent and 6.1x figures carry no method (grade C); the Blue City method is published but does not test Mate.

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