Managed Defense and Response by ThreatCure

Managed detection and response (MDR), a service that is outsourced, offers organization assistance in identifying threats and in responding to them after they have been identified. A human aspect is also present since security providers provide MDR clients access to their team of security researchers and engineers, who oversee keeping an eye on networks, examining occurrences, and reacting to security situations.

NEXT-GEN Defense and Response Platform (NDRP)

The important issue that afflicts contemporary enterprises is a timely response to modern attacks. The most obvious problem is a lack of security tools integration in businesses. While bigger organizations who can afford it may be able to acquire different tools and put up specialized security teams that can conduct full-time threat hunting, most businesses will find it a challenging prospect given their means constraint. This is especially true for small and medium-sized businesses, which are frequently the targets of cyberattacks yet lack the funding required for security tools or personnel to field centralized systems.

Governance, Risk & Compliance(GRC), Security Information and event Management (SIEM), and Security Orchestration & Automation Response (SOAR) technologies are combined in ThreatCure Next-GEN platform as MDR, to provide a comprehensive cybersecurity solution. A SIEM software tool typically performs the following tasks: 

  • Gathering, analyzing, and presenting security-related data 
  • Real-time analysis of security alerts 
  • Auditing and reviewing logs
  • Logging security data and producing reports. 
  • conducting incident response and security operations
  • Managing incident and response
  • Reporting end-to-end case 

Compliance

ThreatCure®  NDPR software systems can simplify the compliance process for organizations subject to data security and privacy compliance standards. Organizations may check their database’s transaction logs and network access logs with SIEM technologies to make sure no unauthorized individuals have accessed consumer data

MDR-Investigation

Investigation of incidents

After a breach is discovered, SecOps teams may utilize ThreatCure® NDPR software to swiftly determine how the assault compromised company security systems and which hosts or apps were impacted.

ThreatCure NDPR In order to distinguish between false positives and negatives and to detect and tackle cyber threats pro-actively rather than reactively, NDPR relies on machine learning to forecast repeating trends.
  • NDPR use cases now consist of the following:
  • Governance process optimization for SOC
  • Proactive Threat Hunting
  • Hunting and examination of security threats
  • Risk & Compliance supervision
  • Decreases duplicate events and false positives
  • Workflow-based automation is made possible by ML (by suggesting the appropriate playbooks to use when responding to problems)
  • Supports complicated corporate contexts
  • Allows users to integrate tools and proprietary solutions quickly and efficiently with minimum coding knowledge (it also supports “non-cyber” use cases)
  • Utilizes automated playbooks to offer quick data enrichment and correlation
  • Oversees the incident case management from identification through resolution

Modernizing the NEXT-Gen SOC with the ThreatCure Managed Defence and Response Platform

The automation of all time-consuming tasks that hinder SOC performance is the cornerstone of the contemporary SOC. Modern SOC can’t rely on physical labor to get the job done efficiently since the volume of data waiting to be digested by SOCs is rising every day.

 

ThreatCure NDPR, which integrates several technologies and leverages the aggregated data to give meaningful information, makes it simpler for the CISO to carry out the governance and security team’s mission of incident detection, investigation, and remediation.

 

Every business, organization, staff, tool, and response process are different. That’s why flexibility is key. Sumo Logic Cloud SOAR relies on its Open Integration Framework to easily blend within the deployed environment and integrate with different security technologies seamlessly, including SIEM. This allows the cyber team to build and maintain their incident response processes and harmoniously utilize ThreatCure NEXT-Gen Defense and Response Platform.