Another Monday morning in the SOC. You’ve got 3,000 alerts waiting in the queue, half your team is burned out, and that critical vulnerability patch still needs validation. Sound familiar? If you’re reading this, you already know the problem. What you need are the solutions that actually work—not marketing promises,
Every SOC analyst knows the feeling: another day, another thousand alerts. You’re stuck triaging the same phishing emails, investigating endpoint alerts that turn out to be false positives, and manually enriching indicators while real threats slip past. Sound familiar? Here’s what we’ll cover: what SOC automation actually is (and what
When your organization experiences a security breach at 2AM, the question isn’t whether you have tools. It’s whether those tools help your team respond fast enough to contain the damage. With breach costs averaging $4.45 million and attackers moving faster than ever, your incident response toolkit should have the right
The question facing security leaders today isn’t whether your organization will experience a cybersecurity incident, but how effectively you’ll respond when one occurs. With average breach costs exceeding $4.45 million according to IBM’s latest Cost of a Data Breach Report, and mean time to identify breaches hovering around 204 days,
Updated on: 2025-11-17 Attackers don’t need a lot of noise to get in. One phish, one macro, one stale control, and they’re inside. This post covers what Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) is, the threats it stops, how it works in real pipelines, and the outcomes SOC teams care about, like
Security teams today face an uncomfortable paradox: the tools designed to strengthen defenses often flood them with alerts. As threat volumes rise and attacks evolve faster than ever, manual triage and containment simply cannot keep up. Automated incident response (IR) bridges that gap. It uses predefined logic, integrations, and validation
As organizations move toward Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), they must prove they can identify, analyze, and respond to cyber threats. Whether preparing for Level 2 or aiming for Level 3, the ability to investigate advanced attacks with confidence is no longer optional but essential. CMMC Level 2 introduces practices
Learning from an Attack: How the VMRay + SentinelOne Integration Delivers Full Threat Context Through Automated Malware Analysis Introduction When a cyberattack hits, stopping it is only half the battle — understanding what the attacker was trying to do is the other half. That’s where the VMRay + SentinelOne integration
Phishing attacks hit organizations every 30 seconds. Cybercriminals are getting bolder and smarter, targeting businesses with fake emails, malicious links, and convincing scams that even trained employees can fall for. In this guide, we’ll break down everything you need to know about anti-phishing software: what it is, how it works,
Automation and AI are reshaping how Security Operations C enters (SOCs) work. That’s a good thing, but only if the systems you automate and the models you train are fed high-quality, reliable data. When you hand decision-making to AI-assisted investigators or automated playbooks, you need the behavioral truth. You need
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