Security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR)
Accelerate incident response with automation, process standardization and integration with your existing security tools
Overview
Threat detection is only half of the security equation. You also need smart incident response to the growing volume of alerts, multiple tools and staff shortages. Mature organizations are adopting a single security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) platform, and working with consulting and managed services to improve their security operations centers.
This proactive approach to security threats delivers the critical elements of a successful zero trust strategy.
Explore IBM Security Resilient
A SOAR platform that allows you to respond to incidents with confidence, automate actions with intelligence, and collaborate across teams with consistency
SOAR increases productivity and efficiency in your security operations center
Accelerate incident response
Automate mundane, repeatable tasks
Standardize and scale processes
Capture and share institutional knowledge using playbooks
Centralize security tools
Integrate hub with SIEMs, EDRs, threat intelligence and more
The current state of SOAR solutions
Read the first Gartner market guide to cover the adoption of security orchestration, automation and response solutions.
Use SOAR to manage critical security issues
Handle security alerts
Your analysts face an onslaught of security alerts, and often have numerous tools to work with. Use automation to quickly resolve damaging phishing attacks, or malware infections in multiple endpoints and free your analysts from repetitive tasks.
Manage security operations
Across your organization, proactive vulnerability management and endpoint diagnostics may take a backseat to reactive incident response. Tools like Ansible can help analysts scale and resolve issues wherever they occur.
Incident response and enrichment
A SOAR platform integrates your security tools to accelerate and enrich your investigations. It automatically correlates security alerts flagged by SIEM, against threat intelligence feeds for malicious indicators or integrates malware findings into incidents after detonating in a sandbox.