Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) Tools
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PhishER is presented as a lightweight Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) platform to orchestrate threat response and manage the high volume of potentially malicious email messages reported by users. And, with automatic prioritization of emails, PhishER helps InfoSec…
Microsoft Sentinel (formerly Azure Sentinel) is designed as a birds-eye view across the enterprise. It is presented as a security information and event management (SIEM) solution for proactive threat detection, investigation, and response.
IBM Security® QRadar® SOAR is designed to help your security team respond to cyberthreats with confidence, automate with intelligence and collaborate with consistency. It guides your team in resolving incidents by codifying established incident response processes into dynamic playbooks.…
Splunk now offers a security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) platform via its acquisition of Phantom. Splunk Security Orchestration and Automation (Splunk SOAR) provides playbook automation and is available as a standalone solution.
ORNA is an AI-guided Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) and cyber risk management platform created and priced specifically for smaller teams, be it SOC, CSIRT, CERT, or even your entire organization, from IT and Compliance to HR and Legal.
ORNA features an AI-powered adaptive playbook engine called Theia. Theia collates data across 28 global sources, including the Dark Web, parses it using Natural Language Processing and uses Machine Learning algorithms to enrich cyber inc…
Security automation for the entire threat lifecycle
Automate repetitive, time consuming and mundane security tasks to free security analysts to focus on higher value secur…
Trellix Helix (formerly FireEye Helix) is a SIEM solution providing a non-malware threat detection solution.
Chronicle is a cloud-native SecOps platform used to proactively uncover the latest threats in near real-time, and enable security teams to detect, investigate and respond with speed and precision. It is based on the former Siemplify.
OpenCTI from Filigran is an open source platform allowing organizations to manage their cyber threat intelligence knowledge and observables, used to structure, store, organize and visualize technical and non-technical information about cyber threats. And the Enterprise Edition (EE)…
Log360 is a unified SIEM solution with integrated DLP and CASB capabilities that detects, prioritizes, investigates, and responds to security threats.
Mindflow is a no-code SaaS platform that enables all enterprise IT professionals to automate their repetitive tasks, reducing the strain on scarce employee development skills and strengthening governance.
Cortex XSOAR, formerly Demisto and now from Palo Alto Networks since it was acquired in March 2019, provides orchestration to enable security teams to ingest alerts across sources and execute standardized, automatable playbooks for accelerated incident response. Its playbooks are…
TheHive is an open source and free cybersecurity incident response platform.
Torq's no-code security automation platform (formerly known as StackPulse) helps its users to improve their security posture, responding faster to risks wtih triggered workflows, and with less manual work. It also helps users shift to a proactive security stance by aiming to eliminate…
The LogRhythm NextGen SIEM Platform, from LogRhythm in Boulder, Colorado, is security information and event management (SIEM) software which includes SOAR functionality via SmartResponse Automation Plugins (a RespondX feature), the DetectX security analytics module, and AnalytiX…
Adlumin is a security operations command center that simplifies complexity and keeps organizations of all sizes secure. Its technology and integrations create a platform that obtains security telemetry from across an organization to provide greater insights into security alerts and…
CyberSponse was a security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) solution, now known as FortiSOAR. Fortinet acquired and now supports the solution (December 2019).
A combined SIEM and SOAR, used to accelerate threat detection and response with holistic security analytics, native SOAR, and intelligent automation.
NetWitness Orchestrator provides security orchestration and automation (O&A) to improve a security operations center’s efficiency and effectiveness. Supported by preconfigured and customizable playbooks, NetWitness Orchestrator empowers teams to collaborate and streamlines and automates…
Built on the Now Platform, the ServiceNow Security Operations application bundle, available in the Standard, Professional, and Enterprise bundles, supports SecOps with security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) platform. Higher tier plans integrating ServiceNow's own…
Transposit headquartered in San Francisco aims to unify incident management and operations, leveraging bi-directional integrations and workflow automations to increase uptime and simplify daily life for engineering teams, supplying "human-in-the-loop" SecOps automation. Transposit’…
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What are Security, Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) Tools?
Security, Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) tools are software that automate security workflows or provide instructions (playbooks) for repeatable security operations tasks. These playbooks ensure that response operations remain consistent with policy and are executed with minimal error. In achieving this, SOAR tools include or ingest information from SIEM, security operations analytics tools, and security forensic tools for post-incident analysis and process improvement. Their functionality overlap with Incident Response Platforms, which also provide playbooks for security operations, but with an emphasis on particular rare but damaging cases (i.e. incidents) rather than recurring operations.
SOAR tools have two core functions. The orchestration process takes security data inputs and determines what operations should be activated in response to the data. The actions that the SOAR tool can take are determined by the security systems it’s connected to and how robust an operations playbook the organization/SOC team has provided the system. The automation functionality ensures the appropriate actions taken based on this playbook without requiring SOC team intervention.
Security, orchestration, automation and response tools are most heavily used by large organizations and enterprises. These scaled businesses tend to have a large number of security systems and recurring security actions that need to be taken. SOAR tools centralize the repeatable actions that need to be taken across these disparate systems that would otherwise require manual activities.
SOAR tools provide a range of benefits. The two primary benefits are scalability and analyst productivity. By automating repeatable security actions, a high volume of tasks are taken off SOC teams’ workloads. This reduces human error in remediation efforts and improves Mean-Time-To-Respond (MTTR). SOAR products also improve analyst productivity by allowing analysts to focus on more specialized tasks and value-add activities.
SOAR vs. SIEM
SOAR and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems are closely related but distinct products at their cores. SIEM systems focus on intaking security data, most commonly in the form of logs, and aggregates or normalizes that data into events. SOAR tools would then take that data and use it to determine what operations, if any, are necessary in response to a given event. The tools serve different functions, but are each necessary for a comprehensive, automated security posture.
Since SOAR relies so heavily on SIEM for usable data, an organization’s SIEM and SOAR should be closely integrated. Some Next-Gen SIEMs also include SOAR capabilities natively, consolidating multiple steps in the security process into a single system. There are also plenty of standalone SOAR tools for organizations looking for a point solution.
SOAR Tools Comparison
When comparing different SOAR tools, consider these factors:
- Standalone SOAR vs. Security Suite: Does the business need a full suite of security solutions, or just a standalone SOAR product? The latter will suffice if an SIEM and related products are already in place. If businesses are looking for more than a standalone solution, a Next-Generation SIEM may be able to deliver all of the features needed in a single platform.
- Playbook Management: Consider how easy the operations rules can be established and managed over time. Ongoing maintenance and updates in the face of new policies and data can heavily impact long-term manageability.
- Reporting: How easily can analysts report on events, data, and results of playbooks operations?