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NEWS ALERT: SRA makes SOC AI license-free — customers pay...
cybernewswire · 2026-09-01 · via The Last Watchdog

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24, 2026, CyberNewswire — Security Risk Advisors (SRA), the authors of the free VECTR platform, announce today another great free platform launch: SCALR AI. Security teams can get SCALR AI for free, delivered through the Azure Marketplace.

SCALR AI is an agentive workbench that automates time-consuming security work and ships with fully functional incident triage and enrichment, with AI-driven quality review built-in. There are no limits on the free license (such as local use), and the SCALR AI platform is available to CISO teams to deploy in their own Azure private tenant. Teams can build additional workflows with the tools in the platform, including threat hunting, vulnerability management, phishing analysis, and others. Security teams configure multi-agent workflows, agents, tools, and MCP servers working together, instead of building each workflow by hand.

SCALR AI deploys inside a customer’s own Azure tenant, so security data and AI workflows stay in the customer’s environment rather than a shared SaaS instance. Cost visibility is built in. Security teams can see and manage what each workflow, agent, and model costs to run, rather than absorbing indiscriminate token spend. The platform also supports the LLMs a security team already uses, so teams are not locked to a single model.

SCALR AI carries no license fee. Customers pay only for the Azure compute their workflows use, billed directly by Microsoft at standard Azure rates. Because SCALR AI selects the model for each task instead of routing everything through a single high-cost model, that compute bill stays well below the combined license and consumption fees that other AI security platforms charge for comparable work.

Wainwright

“We built SCALR AI to help our 24×7 XDR clients level up in the AI era. We know that CISOs and their teams all over the world are looking at the 70+ commercial SOC AI platforms on the market right now and not knowing what to choose. There’s never been 70 choices for anything in cyber and there’s no reason that any of them should win because of big marketing budgets. So here is a free one, and just like VECTR, it’s too good to be free.� said Tim Wainwright, CEO of Security Risk Advisors. “Security teams don’t need another platform to rent. They need the ability to low-code/no-code build and own their capabilities and keep their data private. Giving away SCALR AI removes the 70+ confusion and avoids procurement cycles.�

“Most people picture AI in the SOC as a chatbot you have to prompt. That picture is wrong, and it’s costing security teams progress,� said Mike Pinch, CTO of Security Risk Advisors. “SCALR AI runs as digital workers: agents that respond to an incident, an event, or a schedule, not to someone typing a prompt. A workflow of specialized agents, each doing one job well, produces a consistent result no chatbot or personal assistant ever can, and it stays behind when the person who built it moves on.�

Availability

SCALR AI carries a $0 license fee. Customers are responsible for their own Azure compute costs to run it. To request access or get more information, users must complete the form at sra.io/scalr-ai.

About SRA: Security Risk Advisors is a leading cybersecurity consulting and operations firm specializing in innovative solutions to strengthen organizations’ security posture. With expertise in AI security, SOC, Purple Team exercises, threat resilience, and detection engineering, SRA empowers teams to stay ahead of evolving cyber threats.

Media contact: Douglas Webster, Marketing Manager, Security Risk Advisors info@sra.io

Editor’s note: This press release was provided by CyberNewswire as part of its press release syndication service. The views and claims expressed belong to the issuing organization.

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