D3 SOAR for Security Orchestration and Automated Incident Response

 

D3 Security’s incident response platform helps organizations prepare
for threats and orchestrate security response. Signature-based detection and
prevention methods make up the bulk of most organizations’ cybersecurity
programs, but today’s most sophisticated adversaries are skillful at
circumventing these methods. This is why adversaries are often able to navigate
their target’s network for weeks before being detected. Threat hunting—the process
of finding malicious actors that have penetrated a network—is an important
pillar of cybersecurity operations, and D3 SOAR is a valuable tool for
effective threat hunting throughout each phase of the process.

 

 

D3 SOAR: Security Orchestration and Automated Incident Response

D3 is the fastest-growing SOAR vendor, with award-winning security
orchestration, automated investigation and incident response technology used by
100+ of the Fortune 500.

 

While there are other SOAR platforms that offer strong automation
and the ability to handle simple cybersecurity incidents, D3 is truly
unparalleled in its management of the full lifecycle of complex incidents, all
at a low total cost of ownership.

 

D3’s Next-Gen SOAR solution optimizes organizations’ investments, leading
to dramatically improved security operations, incident response, and threat
hunting.

 Differentiators from other SOAR platforms:

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Analyst-centric design

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Visual playbook editor

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Full-lifecycle incident
management

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Flexible integration hub

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Intent-based SOAR, leveraging
the MITRE ATT&CK framework

Fully integrated to show the tactics, techniques, and procedures
(TTPs) used by cyber attackers

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Codeless playbooks

Extensive 260+ out-of-the-box app library designed to enhance user
experience and ensure rapid deployment, with no user coding required

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For a list of out-of-box app,
library click here

 

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Common pain points that D3 helps
clients overcome:

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Staff shortages

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Increase in volume and
sophistication of threats

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Time wasted on repetitive
triage tasks

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Lack of centralized view for
incidents and threat Intel

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Lengthy time to respond,
contain, remediate

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Too many false positives facing
analysts