Splunk SOAR Feature Overview: Main Dashboard
Splunk SOAR’s Main Dashboard provides an overview of all your data and activity, notable events, playbooks, connections with other security tools, workloads, ROI, and so much more.
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Splunk SOAR Feature Overview: Event Management
Analysts are often overwhelmed with a large volume of security events. Splunk SOAR makes event management easy by consolidating all events from multiple sources into one place. Analysts can sort and filter events to identify high fidelity notable events and prioritize action.
Splunk SOAR Feature Video: Case Management
Case management functionality is built into Splunk SOAR. Using workbooks, you can codify your standard operating procedures into reusable templates. Splunk SOAR supports custom and industry standard workbooks such as the NIST-800 template for incident response. You can divide tasks into phases, assign tasks to team members, and document your work.
Splunk SOAR Feature Overview: Mobile
Splunk SOAR’s orchestration, automation, response, collaboration, and case management capabilities are also available from your mobile device.
Splunk SOAR Feature Overview: Custom Functions
Splunk SOAR’s custom functions allow you to share custom code across playbooks while introducing complex data objects into the execution path. These aren’t just out-of-the-box playbooks, but out-of-the-box custom blocks that save you time and effort. These capabilities provide the building blocks for scaling your automation, even to those without coding capabilities.
How to Choose Between XDR, SIEM, and SOAR
Most organizations understand the critical role that cybersecurity solutions play in protecting their environment. However, the abundance of available tools that claim to serve that need are leaving them unsure they're actually protected against today's sophisticated threats.
5 reasons why security automation won't replace skilled security professionals
The cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving, even more so in the past decade, with technological revolutions changing the core of the cybersecurity industry. With new emerging technologies, machine learning, security automation, and AI are slowly but surely becoming a reality in the cybersecurity world. But as the cybersecurity landscape continues and redefines the roles of security workers, which logically begs the question - what does this mean for security professionals?
Uncovering the powers of Cloud SOAR's Open Integration Framework
The speed at which security operations are processed and data is consumed is moving at a dazzling pace. This is why flexibility, customizability, and user-friendliness are deemed as core pillars of next-gen security solutions. And it is exactly what Cloud SOAR’s Open Integration Framework is all about.
Integrating MITRE ATT&CK with Cloud SOAR to optimize SecOps and Incident Response
Today’s complex cyber threats leave no room for mediocrity. Security analysts must know who is attacking them, how the attacker gained access, what methods they used to infiltrate your systems, and what their next move might be. However, modern cyber threats leave no recognizable patterns in their behavior, making threat anticipation harder than ever. To boost their threat hunting capabilities, SOC teams must implement advanced technologies and strategic techniques.
How to improve MTTD and MTTR with SOAR
In today’s fast-paced cyber threat landscape, it is not a question of IF but WHEN an organization is going to get breached. And in order to prepare in a preemptive manner, organizations should strive to minimize their attackers’ dwell time as much as possible. This is why metrics such as MTTR (Mean time to respond) and MTTD (Mean time to detect) have grown to be highly relevant in the cybersecurity industry.