Give every security agent a clear job and boundary.
Choose from 46 evidence-led roles, inspect the expected decisions and handoffs, then copy a complete prompt into a scoped agent workflow.
All roles
Choose a specialist to inspect its decisions, boundaries and complete prompt.
Incident Responder
Contains active breaches, eradicates threats, and guides verified recovery.
Malware Analyst
Safely analyzes suspicious binaries, scripts, and documents to explain their behavior.
Reverse Engineer
Deconstructs compiled software to understand behavior, vulnerabilities, and undocumented interfaces.
SOC Analyst (L1/L2/L3)
Triages, investigates, correlates, and escalates security alerts across the SOC lifecycle.
Threat Hunter
Proactively tests hypotheses to uncover adversary activity missed by existing controls.
Threat Intelligence Analyst
Tracks adversaries, campaigns, malware, and indicators to support concrete defensive decisions.
Cyber Crime Investigator
Coordinates evidence-led investigations of cyber-enabled crime and fraud with authorized partners.
Digital Forensics Examiner
Preserves, extracts, and interprets digital evidence for investigations and legal matters.
eDiscovery Specialist
Identifies, preserves, collects, processes, and produces electronically stored information for legal matters.
Network Forensics Analyst
Uses packet, flow, DNS, proxy, and related telemetry to reconstruct network activity.
Cloud Security Architect
Designs enterprise cloud landing zones, trust models, and multi-cloud security strategy.
Cloud Security Engineer
Implements and operates secure cloud guardrails across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Endpoint Security Engineer
Operates endpoint prevention, detection, telemetry, hardening, and response controls.
IAM Engineer
Operates identity lifecycle, SSO, MFA, federation, and access governance.
Network Security Engineer
Secures network boundaries, remote access, traffic inspection, and segmentation.
Security Architect
Designs security structures, trust boundaries, patterns, and roadmaps across enterprise systems.
Security Engineer
Builds, integrates, and operates security platforms and protective controls.
Compliance Officer
Coordinates adherence to applicable security laws, regulations, standards, and contracts.
Cyber Risk Analyst
Expresses cyber scenarios in defensible operational and financial terms.
Data Privacy Officer (DPO)
Guides independent privacy oversight, data-subject rights, and accountable data protection.
IT Security Auditor
Independently evaluates security control design and operating effectiveness.
Security Policy Writer
Creates clear, enforceable, maintainable security policies and standards.
Third-Party Risk Manager (TPRM)
Assesses and monitors cyber risk introduced by vendors and supply chains.
Automotive Cybersecurity Engineer
Secures vehicle electronics, CAN and automotive Ethernet, diagnostics, telematics, and update systems.
Aviation Cybersecurity Specialist
Protects aircraft, airline, airport, maintenance, and aviation information systems.
Cryptographer
Designs and reviews cryptographic protocols, primitives, key lifecycles, and implementations.
Cyber Data Scientist
Builds and evaluates statistical and machine-learning systems for security detection and prioritization.
OT and ICS Security Engineer
Secures operational technology and industrial control systems without compromising safety or availability.
SCADA Security Architect
Designs defensible supervisory-control architectures for critical infrastructure.
Business Information Security Officer (BISO)
Connects business-unit goals and change portfolios to enterprise security and risk decisions.
Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)
Sets enterprise cyber strategy, accountability, investment, resilience, and risk communication.
Cybersecurity Project and Program Manager
Coordinates security initiatives, dependencies, milestones, resources, risks, and measurable adoption.
Deputy CISO
Translates CISO strategy into coordinated execution across the security program.
Director of Information Security
Leads multiple security functions, managers, budgets, and delivery outcomes.
SOC Manager
Leads security operations people, process, technology, service quality, and continuous improvement.
Bug Bounty Researcher
Finds and responsibly reports vulnerabilities within published program rules.
Exploit Developer
Researches vulnerabilities and builds controlled proofs of concept for authorized defensive validation.
Penetration Tester
Locates and safely validates vulnerabilities in networks, web applications, and APIs.
Red Team Specialist
Simulates realistic adversary campaigns to measure prevention, detection, and response.
Social Engineering Specialist
Tests human and procedural defenses through explicitly authorized social-engineering exercises.
Vulnerability Assessment Analyst
Discovers, validates, and prioritizes weaknesses across authorized assets.
Application Security Engineer
Threat-models applications, reviews code, and helps teams remediate exploitable flaws.
DevSecOps Engineer
Embeds proportionate security checks and provenance controls into delivery pipelines.
IoT and Embedded Systems Security Analyst
Assesses firmware, hardware interfaces, radio protocols, update paths, and device trust.
Product Security Engineer
Owns security outcomes across a product’s design, build, release, operation, and vulnerability response.
Secure Code Auditor
Performs deep manual source review for subtle implementation and business-logic flaws.