Security Orchestration Automation and Responce

 What is SOAR (Security Orchestration Automation and Responce)?

We can translate it as "Security orchestration, automation and incident response" in Turkish.

SOAR is a set of systems developed to collect, organize, standardize and automate security data sent from many different sources.

As a result of the increase in the data collected on the network against ever-increasing threats, it becomes difficult to organize and report the different and large data obtained. In the face of the increase in the variety and amount of SOAR data, it provides an increase in threat response capabilities and facilitates business processes. NOC and SOC teams with 10 or more employees need to use SOAR as well as SIEM. Two important definitions within the concept of SOAR are automation and orchestration. Automation is the quick and error-free execution of the manual processes in the automation environment, while orchestration is the operation and integration of different security applications and services together. Threat intelligence will need to accelerate as attacks become more sophisticated. The way to achieve faster learning and faster response times is through SOAR. SOAR facilitates detection of suspicious behavior and reduces response time. By combining information from data sources, it increases the efficiency and efficiency of transactions and automates responses. As a result, while SIEM analyzes the events and tells the results, SOAR understands the events and makes counter moves.

Key Benefits

Comprehensive incident response process

Intervention to events faster and in a short time.

Intelligent Orchestration and Automation

With the automation of manual processes; employee productivity, positive multiplier effect on your security teams.

Interactive Investigation and Mission Management

Interactive communication of teams and devices within each task, individual contribution and automation, enabling teams to investigate and respond to security incidents with more focus and time.

High Return on Investment (ROI):

Labor to be gained, time and cost advantage, uninterrupted workflows and prevention of possible losses with fast intervention, better SLA times.

Stronger Cyber Security

Security Operations Centers that are more efficient, focused, and respond quickly and accurately.

What is an orchestration?

We can say that all devices and security teams in your security infrastructure work in harmony and uninterruptedly. A large number of security devices, teams and processes need to be well orchestrated in order to optimize and manage security operations correctly and efficiently. For this, the top priority is high automation and comprehensive integration capabilities. Automation, not orchestration, is one of the main parts of a successful orchestration.

What is Automation?

Automation of security devices. Smooth-running automation includes the management of tasks and events without the need for human intervention, the automatic action of devices, and the prevention of events by interfering with them. Automated security devices, defined workflows and incident management, and interactive communication between teams with playbooks and bots in incident response processes ensure that security operations are carried out in an organized and most efficient manner at every stage.

Use Cases of Security Orchestration, Automation, and Incident Response Products

Phishing Incidents

Malware and Network Traffic Investigation

Vulnerability Management

Incident Management

Automated Threat Hunting

Investigation of Credentials in Security Breach

All Security Operations of Security Operations Centers