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Crogl announces independent study examining alert overload, AI effectiveness, and rising third-party data concerns in security operations

On March 3, security practitioners walked into the Hyatt Regency Tysons Corner and spent a full day being honest with each other about AI in the SOC. No vendor pitches. No AI theory. Just people who actually do this work, sharing what's working, what's failing, and what's genuinely dangerous.

Crogl announced it has been designated “Awardable” on the Department of Defense Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office (CDAO) Tradewinds Solutions Marketplace, a procurement platform designed to accelerate Department of Defense access to artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analytics technologies.

Monzy Merza, Co-Founder and CEO of Crogl, shares how his company is building an autonomous AI SOC agent and why he is bringing the security community together at the inaugural AI SOC Summit.

Data Privacy Week: Are Cyber Attacks Increasing or Are We Just Paying More Attention? What SOC Managers Need to Know.

oday, Crogl announced the inaugural AI SOC Summit, a practitioner focused event designed to help security teams make sense of what AI means for day to day security operations. The one day summit will take place March 3, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the Hyatt Regency Tysons Corner in Tysons, Virginia.

Insights from Crogl CEO Monzy Merza's appearance on the Google Cloud Security Podcast - EP249 Data First: What Really Makes Your SOC 'AI Ready'?

Crogl just announced US Patent 12277177B1 for analyzing non-normalized security data.

A few years ago, I was working with a Fortune 100 bank's security team when they experienced what should have been a routine incident. A new malware variant had been detected in their environment—nothing catastrophic, but certainly something requiring investigation. What struck me wasn't the incident itself, but how two different teams within the same organization responded.

Crogl CEO Monzy Merza discusses how AI-fueled productivity and regulatory shifts are reshaping CISO risk management in Cyber Security Tribe's latest article.

In this Techstrong TV interview recap, Monzy Merza breaks down the real challenges facing SOC teams and how Crogl is rethinking autonomy, context, and analyst-first design.

Security teams face a bandwidth crisis. Crogl’s compound AI system offers a smarter, scalable, and auditable way forward—no unicorn hires required.

Monzy Merza shares how Crogl is helping SOC teams replace rigid playbooks with dynamic, learning-based automation in this conversation with The Last Watchdog.

Crogl co-founder and CEO Monzy Merza sat down with Dave Bittner from N2K CyberWire to dig into a problem that’s all too familiar in modern security operations: too many tools, too few people, and a flood of alerts that never stops.

Crogl has officially launched and released its knowledge engine that empowers enterprises to dramatically scale their security operations.

Industry analyst firm Intellyx  recently spotlighted Crogl  for its groundbreaking approach to AI-driven security operations. The platform stands apart in a crowded field by leveraging a compound AI architecture—blending large language models, smaller task-specific models, and agentic AI orchestration. This allows Crogl to autonomously normalize, investigate, and route security alerts across the enterprise’s existing tooling with precision and speed. Rather than relying on h

Crogl founder and CEO Monzy Merza outlines a pragmatic, field-tested framework for evaluating AI solutions in the SOC.

We’re thrilled to share that Crogl has officially launched out of stealth, announcing $30 million in funding and the debut of an autonomous