Radiant Security, an AI-powered platform, is revolutionizing security operations for Security Operations Centers (SOCs), according to Orion Cassetto, the Head of Marketing at Radiant Security. Cassetto believes that AI has the potential to level the playing field with attackers and significantly improve SOC efficiency.
SOCs often struggle to keep up with the influx of security alerts and incidents due to manual processes and limited resources. With Radiant Security’s AI-powered co-pilot, analysts can streamline their workflows and automate various tasks, such as alert triage, incident investigation, and response planning.
One of the key features of Radiant Security is its ability to automate email alert workflows. The platform automatically analyzes each email alert and performs an in-depth impact analysis to identify the root cause and the full scope of the incident. It then generates a response plan, which can be executed manually or in a fully automated mode. This automation saves time and ensures that no alerts go unnoticed, reducing the risk of undetected attacks.
The same automation capabilities extend to endpoint, network, and identity alert workflows. Radiant Security’s AI-based engine triages each alert, conducts a thorough impact analysis, and automates the remediation process. This approach enables SOC analysts to investigate every incident properly, improve response times, and enhance visibility into the scope of incidents and affected systems.
Barry Shteiman, the CTO and Co-founder of Radiant Security, highlights the limitations of manual alert review in SOCs. He explains that there are not enough hours in a day or analysts in a SOC to review every alert effectively. This leads to filtered-out or unaddressed alerts, creating blind spots where attacks can go undetected. Radiant Security addresses this challenge by accurately reviewing every security alert, leveraging the skills of the best analyst with the help of AI.
Shahar Ben-Hador, the CEO and Co-founder of Radiant Security, emphasizes the importance of deeply scrutinizing every alert to find more true threats and maximize existing security investments. By automating the investigation process, SOCs can focus on strategic initiatives rather than sifting through countless alerts manually.
Radiant Security’s co-pilot combines continuous learning of a customer’s normal operating environment with data from sources like CIS and MITRE ATT&CK. This enables the decision-making engine to review alerts by replicating the question-and-answer process used by security analysts. Unlike static, pre-programmed logic or playbooks, Radiant’s dynamic approach ensures highly accurate triage and investigation that can scale indefinitely to handle any volume of alerts.
Overall, Radiant Security’s AI-powered SOC co-pilot offers a powerful solution for improving SOC analyst productivity, detecting real attacks, and reducing response times. By automating various workflows and leveraging AI technology, SOCs can stay ahead of attackers and effectively protect their organizations from cyber threats.
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