The US Air Force selected Crogl's AI-enabled cyber defence solution from over 50 competing proposals to anchor its AI-EESOC program. Delivered with World Wide Technology, the program supports the 33rd Cyberspace Operations Squadron defending the Department of the Air Force Information Network, which serves more than 700,000 users. Crogl's AI platform accelerates analysis across federated sources whilst keeping human decision-making central to mission-critical responses. The system correlates evidence from fragmented data across multiple security tools and reconstructs timelines into auditable reports. All data remains within the customer's environment without centralisation or re-ingestion. "This partnership confirms that Crogl serves customers with the hardest security missions," said Monzy Merza, founder and CEO. The deployment represents a blueprint for AI adoption across the Department of Defence and critical infrastructure sectors including intelligence, energy, and financial institutions.

Crogl has launched what it claims is the first free enterprise-grade AI security operations centre platform, enabling security teams to deploy and investigate threats within minutes. The Albuquerque-based company's offering removes procurement barriers and licensing restrictions that typically slow incident response. The platform allows analysts to download the software, connect to their environment and begin investigations immediately during active incidents or vulnerability disclosures. Crogl runs on-premises, in customer cloud environments or fully air-gapped, with all data remaining within the organisation's infrastructure. The free version is a single-user deployment with full functionality. The enterprise version adds multi-user collaboration, single sign-on, role-based access control and advanced model management. Crogl's private preview began on 11 May, with general availability expected soon.