Artemis Security v Torq AI SOC Platform: which AI SOC can a lean team hand more to?
SHORT ANSWER
Torq AI SOC Platform scores higher overall on our weights, 7.20 to 7.15. Artemis scores higher on Autonomy you can dial; Torq scores higher on Reaches your data sources and Hosting and data handling; they tie on Investigates end to end, Shows its reasoning, Brings SOAR playbooks along and Pricing clarity. Every score has a reason in the table below.
By The Alert Desk · AI SOC Compared · Published 2026-09-27 · Updated 2026-10-14
Desk research from public vendor pages; vendor facts read 27 September, 11 October and 13 October 2026; published 27 September 2026, updated 14 October 2026. Editorial assessment; we did not test the products.
Artemis and Torq: score per criterion; open Why for both reasons and sources
Criterion
Artemis
Torq
Higher
Investigates end to end 20%Why
Artemis: Correlates identity, cloud, endpoint and SaaS data against a living model of the environment and investigates autonomously; its Cursor case cites 96% of investigations resolved autonomously (Artemis's figure).
Artemis: Acts alone only where you have pre-authorised it, with approval set per action and per connector, impact-checked containment that is reversible by design, and a who, what and why audit trail.
Torq: Presents oversight and control as core, with governance and audit logs on workflows; a named approval mode is not described on the pages reviewed.
Artemis: Investigations and each proposed action come with evidence and an impact preview; step-level agent reasoning is described less specifically than at the leaders.
Artemis: 225+ connectors, ingesting SIEMs such as Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel and CrowdStrike NG-SIEM and querying stores such as Snowflake, BigQuery and AWS Security Lake in place.
Artemis: Ingests hot-path data and queries high-volume data where it lives, and describes on-premises execution of response; tenancy, residency and attestations are not described.
Artemis: An AI-native SOAR builder aimed at teams maintaining a SOAR, with 300+ actions, a Splunk SOAR connector and automatic proposals for playbook updates; playbooks are rebuilt rather than translated.
HOSTING SaaS; hot-path data ingested, high-volume data queried where it lives; on-premises execution of response actions described. Tenancy, residency and attestations: Not published.
HOSTING Cloud-native SaaS. Other hosting options: Not published.
Which should a lean team choose?
Choose Artemis if
it matters most that it autonomy you can dial (9/10)
it matters most that it investigates end to end (8/10)
Choose Artemis Security if you want to decide action by action and connector by connector what may run unattended, or if you maintain a SOAR and want an AI-native builder beside it. Look elsewhere first if you need published pricing or hosting details, or a vendor with a longer track record.
Choose Torq if
it matters most that it reaches your data sources (9/10)
it matters most that it investigates end to end (8/10)
Choose Torq if you have many tools to connect and want fixed automations and AI agents in one product, built from plain-language descriptions. Look elsewhere first if you need named approval modes per action or published prices.
Frequently asked questions
Which gives a team more control over autonomy, Artemis or Torq?
Artemis on our autonomy criterion (Artemis 9/10, Torq 8/10). Artemis: Acts alone only where you have pre-authorised it, with approval set per action and per connector, impact-checked containment that is reversible by design, and a who, what and why audit trail. Torq: Presents oversight and control as core, with governance and audit logs on workflows; a named approval mode is not described on the pages reviewed.
Can Artemis or Torq act without a person?
Artemis documents actions on sign-off, and documents unattended actions within limits: Acts alone only where pre-authorised, reversible by design. Torq does not document actions on sign-off natively, and documents unattended actions within limits: Autonomous remediation through Hyperautomation workflows. Rungs documented: Artemis 4.5 of 5, Torq 4 of 5.
Which is easier to price, Artemis or Torq?
Artemis: Not published. Torq: Not published. Pricing clarity scores: Artemis 2/10, Torq 2/10.