Internal demo — illustrative figures. Not a procurement commitment. AegisGrid does not hold third-party security certifications at the time of writing.
Strategic Proposal — Illustrative Prototype
Agentic TPRM and SOC operations for higher education security teams.
Drafted for conversation with the Rutgers InfoSec team. Replace the figures with your own data — we built this to show the shape of the answer, not the numbers behind it.
Prepared for
John DiVuolo
Director of InfoSec, Rutgers University
01 — Core Solutions
Three agentic workflows, one governed runtime.
Each solution runs on the same AgentCore substrate — same audit log, same policy rails, same perimeter. Adopt one, two, or all three.
Agentic TPRM Analyst
Automated parsing of HECVATs, SOC 2s, and Privacy Impact Assessments. Cross-references every control against Rutgers Policy 70.1.2 and surfaces the gaps an analyst would flag — without the queue time.
Target
Reduce manual software intake review time. Final percentage requires assessment.
Audit Evidence Swarm
Connectors for ServiceNow and legacy data stores. Continuous collection of FERPA, HIPAA, and internal-audit evidence into a single signed, queryable ledger.
Target
Continuous compliance vs. audit-season fire drills.
Tier 1 SOC Triaging
Localized agents monitor event logs with reasoning before human notification. Low-signal alerts are reasoned over, not just rule-matched, so analysts only see what warrants their attention.
Target
Reduction in Tier-1 alert volume for the InfoSec team. Final percentage requires assessment.
Governed Agent Framework
Manual vs. agentic, side by side.
Each bar is an illustrative per-team average. The shape of the chart is the point — the numbers would be replaced with your team's baseline and a six-week instrumented pilot.
Illustrative analyst-hour projection — Manual vs. Agentic hours per week (per-team average, illustrative)
Illustrative — actual figures vary by institution, document complexity, and analyst workflow.