In this walkthrough, Julie Tsai, a CISO, shows how she uses Axari to stand up and run a security team from scratch.
She starts by configuring the workers and creating responsibilities under those workers to handle the day-to-day.
From there, Julie moves into the Chief of Staff, which acts as both orchestrator and onboarder. She has it create a new worker for team training, then pulls the team into a single shared channel to run a daily update on correlated incidents and threats.
The payoff comes at the end. Julie asks what decisions are overdue and what needs cross-team collaboration this week, and Axari returns a prioritized, ownership-tagged list in seconds: an SLA-breaching post-mortem, a pending approval, SOC 2 reviews, and a legal sign-off, each with a sense of who owns it and what to queue first.
That last rollup is the kind of thing that normally takes days of meetings to assemble. Here, it took a single question.
