Proactively enhance your SOC response with collective intelligence

Volume of alerts: SOC teams face significant challenges in efficiently managing the high volume of alerts generated by security analysis tools. Alerts overload leads to burnout, and a lack of resources to properly implement a security strategy.

Evolving threat landscape: It is difficult for SOC analysts to stay up to date on emerging attack techniques, system vulnerabilities, and threat actors. This constant evolution requires continuous learning and adaptation, further straining resources and the ability to perform proactive threat hunting.

Security data integration: It is often a challenge for SOC teams to integrate and correlate data across multiple security tools to achieve a unified view. Each tool generates its own set of unique data points, and aggregating them into asingle, comprehensible interface is a daunting task.

Inability to capture actionable intelligence: The complexity of extracting actionable intelligence from massive volumes of security data presents a significant challenge, undermining the ability to make informed decisions.

Limited resources: A shortfall in resources, whether in staffing, budget, or technology, can burden the existing workforce, amplify alert fatigue, and weaken the organization's overall security posture.

Difficulty being proactive: SOC teams are constantly under pressure from outside attacks. This requires them to act in response, by looking into past incidents to stop similar ones from happening again in the future. However, they often don't have access to the right tools needed to defend against new attack vectors, making their job even harder.