Automate one security reporting workflow with BlackStork #
The cybersecurity defense stack is highly advanced, but the communication stack has been left behind. Security teams do not exist in a vacuum—defending an organization requires actively engaging with it. Yet, the process of communicating security data to stakeholders remains incredibly painful.
Right now, security reporting is basically manual ETL. Analysts open Tool A, extract a data point, paste it into a static document, move to Tool B, and repeat. Then, because a technical SOC deep-dive won’t work for a CISO briefing, that exact same data must be rewritten from scratch to fit a different narrative.
It is the same underlying information, just different formats. Machines should be handling the data gathering and formatting so humans can focus on actually solving security problems.
Today, we are launching the first stable release of the BlackStork SaaS platform to fix this.
Document generation as code #
BlackStork acts as a rendering engine for your security data. It connects directly to your existing security stack, extracts the exact structured data you need, and evaluates it against modular templates.
You can also pass scoped data directly to controlled LLMs to automatically draft incident narratives and executive summaries. The engine then outputs standardized, fully formatted Markdown, HTML, or PDF documents. The workflow can remove repeated data collection and document assembly while retaining analyst review and judgment.
To see exactly how the engine works, you can watch a 2-minute demo here.
Here are four examples of the rendered output, generated entirely by the BlackStork engine:
- Insider Risk: Device Usage Risk Indicators — generated using data from Microsoft Defender and the MS Graph API.
- Finance Threat Landscape - generated using threat intelligence queried from an EclecticIQ threat intelligence platform.
- Rule Fixes & Tuning Tips - generated using threat intel feed data from TruePattern.
- Cybersec Feeds Overview - generated from 100+ cybersecurity RSS feeds.
Start with one reporting workflow #
I am working directly with SOC, CTI, incident response, pentest, and MSSP teams on their first automated reporting workflows.
If your team repeatedly collects the same data and rebuilds the same document, bring one real report and we can assess what is practical to automate.