For each of the past four years, ThreatQuotient a Securonix company has released one of the industry’s definitive research reports on security automation. During that time, we’ve tracked the evolution of automation adoption by thousands of cybersecurity professionals around the world, including key trends, challenges and strategies for automating security operations. Informed by these insights and our work with hundreds of security teams, we’ve honed the ThreatQ Platform to simplify security automation across a range of use cases.
Our data-driven approach to security automation leverages no-code playbooks and threat intelligence to accelerate threat detection and response across disparate systems. Organizations benefit from:
- Ease of setup and maintenance through no-code implementation.
- Reduced costs and the ability to scale operations with common use cases that are quick to implement and lower total cost of ownership.
- Optimized response leveraging data-driven playbooks that reduce runs by 80%, prioritize high impact threats and improve overtime.
Let’s look at the top use cases that deliver these benefits.
- EDR & NDR Automated Response: ThreatQ enables end-to-end automation to simplify prioritization and decision-making, streamline data sharing and coordination across teams and systems, and accelerate response to enforcement points. Seamless integration with over 450 security products and a no-code approach to implementing automation facilitates adoption and reduces costs. Users can automatically trigger playbooks in response to threats based on contextualized security alerts and have a continuous feedback loop to improve automated actions.
- Threat Hunting. ThreatQ enables threat hunting teams to overcome their top challenges including lack of expertise, inability to prioritize threats, and siloed teams and tools. The platform accelerates threat hunting by centralizing and prioritizing threat data, enabling collaborative investigations, and facilitating the identification of high-risk indicators. With a better understanding of threats, teams can more effectively mitigate risk when an adversary infiltrates infrastructure and proactively block similar attacks in the future.
- Vulnerability Prioritization. ThreatQ enables a risk-based approach to prioritizing vulnerabilities so organizations can focus on where their risk exposure is the greatest. Automation is woven throughout the process, starting with aggregating, enriching and correlating vulnerability, assets and threat intelligence. Customer-defined scoring based on exploitation likelihood, internal exposure and external threat activity is used to prioritize vulnerabilities. Integration with existing security tools streamlines remediation. As new threat intelligence is available, vulnerabilities are reprioritized.
- Alert Triage. ThreatQ reduces alert fatigue and sharpens triage decisions by automatically enriching, filtering and prioritizing alerts based on contextual information and customer-defined prioritization. The platform’s visualization and collaboration features simplify the triage process and enhance team coordination. Seamless integration with existing teams, tools and workflows facilitates action, and continuous feedback mechanisms trigger automated tuning of threat repositories to reduce false positives.
The ThreatQ Platform enables each of these use cases or, as a result of our having joined forces with Securonix, customers can choose to integrate with the Securonix SIEM environment for broader AI-driven use cases that provide additional threat detection, investigation and response.
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