Security Orchestration & Automation Response (Splunk SOAR)

What is SOAR?

Security Orchestration & Automation Response (Splunk SOAR) is a solution that allows you to automate security operations, reduce the time it takes to detect and respond to threats and increase visibility into your network. Splunk SOAR integrates with existing security tools, such as firewalls, IDS/IPS systems, and endpoint protection solutions. The integration enables Splunk SOAR to collect data from these tools and correlate it with other relevant data sources in order to provide a unified view of the security posture of your organization. The solution also offers an extensible framework for building custom workflows through an intuitive visual designer. This allows you to create automated responses that meet your specific needs without having to write code or script anything yourself.

The future of security automation is here

At Trebou Inc, we understand that security orchestration and automation response (Splunk SOAR) is a complex and ever-evolving process. We help you develop your strategy in a way that's customized to your team's needs, so you can get the most out of your Splunk platform. We'll work with you to determine what kind of expertise is needed on your team, then match our resources to those needs to meet goals as efficiently as possible. Our consultants are highly skilled at helping customers optimize their environments for maximum efficiency, as well as providing advice on how to make changes that will improve security posture over time.

With SOAR you can:

Detect Threats

Detect threats more quickly, with greater accuracy

Reduce False Positives

Reduce false positives by using machine learning to automate the investigation of suspicious events

Automate Responses and Actions

Automate responses and remediation actions across your entire infrastructure

Routine Tasks

SOAR also provides automation for routine tasks, like running vulnerability scans or applying patches. This saves you time and makes sure that standard processes are always followed so they don’t get skipped over or forgotten about altogether.