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SOC Command Center Overview

The GOVERN SOC Command Center (Surface 4) is a 24/7 AI governance monitoring interface designed for security operations analysts. It provides a keyboard-first, dark-mode optimized environment for continuous monitoring of AI system behavior.

Design Principles

Keyboard-first. Every action in the SOC is accessible via keyboard shortcut. Analysts should be able to triage an alert, assign it, escalate it, and resolve it without reaching for the mouse.

Dark mode by default. The SOC is optimized for dark environments. The default theme uses deep navy backgrounds (#0d1520) with high-contrast cyan (#00d4ff) accents that reduce eye strain during extended monitoring sessions.

Real-time, always. The alert feed updates via WebSocket. There is no polling delay. A new alert appears on screen within 500ms of detection.

Density over decoration. The SOC interface prioritizes information density. Alerts are rendered in compact rows. The detail panel opens inline. Full-screen panels are available for deep investigation.

What the SOC Monitors

CategoryExamples
Policy violationsOutput blocked by governance policy
Drift eventsModel behavior drifting from baseline
Score changesAssessment scores crossing thresholds
Security eventsPrompt injection attempts, data leakage
System healthProbe disconnections, API failures
Compliance eventsNIST/CMMC control failures

Alert Severity Levels

LevelColorResponse SLA
CriticalRed (#ff5050)15 minutes
HighOrange (#ff8800)1 hour
MediumYellow (#ffa700)4 hours
LowBlue (#00d4ff)24 hours
InfoGrayNo SLA

Triage Workflow

The standard triage workflow moves an alert through five states:

New → Acknowledged → Investigating → Escalated → Resolved
↘ Closed (false positive)

See Alert Triage for the full workflow.

Access and Roles

RoleAccess
soc_analystView and triage alerts, run investigations
soc_leadAll analyst access + escalation management, rule editing
soc_adminAll lead access + SIEM integration config, user management

SOC access requires multi-factor authentication. Session tokens expire after 8 hours of inactivity.