Automation & Orchestration (SOAR)
SOAR Platform
Take a proactive approach toward investigating alerts, collecting security data, and acquiring alert information from various sources, including SIEM (Security Information and Event Management), by cutting through overloading alerts and fake positives.
By combining it with the automation that our SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation and Response) platform provides, it helps leverage machine learning to significantly lower false positives and repeat events. This allows businesses in Singapore to be ready to handle more threats when they strike.
Security Automation vs Security Orchestration
Orchestration and Collaboration
Our SOAR platform connects contrasting tools to make incident responses automatic, ensuring no manual input for time-consuming tasks is needed.
Instruction manuals highlight appropriate courses of action, reducing the time required to solve issues. Moreover, besides automated security responses, our SOAR solution is adaptive, boosting the entire team’s efficiency.
Native orchestration capabilities improve the SOC team’s collaboration to ensure effective synergy when dealing with an incident response from beginning to end. Automating the full incident lifecycle eases the workload of security analysts while aiding with deducing real threats and coordinating an effective workflow across the company.
Orchestration includes all the technologies that assist with the resolution of cyber threats
False positive detector
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Our machine learning engine, the SOAR triage, and Supervised Active Intelligence (SAI) functions can successfully differentiate normal from suspicious activity, picking out real threats from fake positives.
Addresses the increasing volume of alerts
With the ever-increasing cyber threat alerts, our SOAR platform regulates the flood of low-risk alerts and drives through all the noises to provide what matters most to businesses in Singapore.
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Instant responses towards cyber incidents
With flexible workflow automation, SOAR helps improve incident response time. The adaptive feature continues to improve to distinguish legitimate threats from false positives and also deal with alert fatigue.
Build security into development Seamlessly
The Open Integration Framework allows a platform’s integration to function at its best. The OIF philosophy makes it easier for organizations to combine disparate security tools for a smoother security workflow. OIF changes how integrations are utilized within a platform, allowing users to coordinate easily with third-party technologies, develop outside connections, and kickstart automated actions.
Closing the gap between skills
The Open Integration Framework allows a platform’s integration to function at its best. The OIF philosophy makes it easier for organizations to combine disparate security tools for a smoother security workflow. OIF changes how integrations are utilized within a platform, allowing users to coordinate easily with third-party technologies, develop outside connections, and kickstart automated actions.
Address The Skill Shortage Issue
The organizations can take advantage of that efficiency and productivity to reduce some of the security-related operational costs.
Faster Incident Response
Despite the efforts to thwart phishing attacks, they are still employed and are getting more sophisticated and prevalent each year, with a mixture of ‘spray and pray’ hits mixed with hyper-targeted spear-phishing attacks.
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Drastically decrease incident response time
The massive volume of alerts eventually results in an overburdening of work for analysts, who are unable to keep up with the never-ending stream of warnings.
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It’s harder to establish this level of consistency when utilizing tools such as SIEMs
The latter rely more substantially on manual operations, resulting in operational diversity from one engineer or incident to the next.