SIGNAL / Security operations and threat intelligence
Read the signal in your security data.
A single attack can touch an identity provider, a laptop, a SaaS application, a cloud account and a file server. The evidence often ends up spread across six different tools.
SIGNAL brings that evidence together. It correlates events around users, devices and workloads, adds threat intelligence and context, and gives analysts one place to investigate and respond.
SIGNAL
Security operations and threat intelligence
What is happening?
Turn security data into decisions.
The questions
What SIGNAL helps you answer
- Are these events related?
- Which user, device or workload is affected?
- Is this behavior malicious?
- How far has the activity progressed?
- Does threat intelligence change the picture?
- What should the analyst do next?
What SIGNAL does
Collection and enrichment
Bring the right telemetry together and give it context.
SIGNAL is designed to work with the security tools you already run.
Sources
- EDR and XDR
- Identity providers and Active Directory
- Firewalls, DNS, proxy and VPN
- AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and SaaS platforms
- Application and authentication logs
- Threat intelligence feeds
Enrichment
- Asset and identity context
- Vulnerability data
- Threat intelligence
- MITRE ATT&CK technique mapping
- Historical behavior
Detection
Look for behavior as well as known signatures.
- Rule-based detection
- Behavioral detection
- Correlation of low-confidence events
- Threat intelligence matching
- Anomaly detection
- Custom detections for your environment
Investigation
Follow the user, device or workload instead of chasing individual alerts.
- Entity-centric investigation
- Attack chain and timeline reconstruction
- Shared investigation workspace
- Analyst notes and evidence tracking
- AI-assisted summaries of alerts and incidents
AI features summarize and explain. Analysts make the decisions.
Response
Context should lead to action.
- Case creation and escalation
- Endpoint isolation
- Account disablement and credential resets
- Indicator blocking
- Ticketing integration
- Response playbooks with approval steps
Detection coverage
See which attacker techniques you can detect and which you cannot.
- MITRE ATT&CK coverage views
- Telemetry gaps
- Detection confidence
- Validation results from purple team and RANGE exercises
SIGNAL
How it fits together
- 01Collect
- 02Enrich
- 03Detect
- 04Investigate
- 05Respond
Use cases
Where teams use SIGNAL
SOC modernization
Bring scattered evidence into one connected workflow.
Managed detection and response
Support for our analysts delivering MDR.
Threat hunting
Search across endpoint, identity, network and cloud data.
Incident investigation
Build timelines and relationships between users, systems and events.
Detection engineering
Develop and validate behavior-based detections.
Services that use SIGNAL
- Managed Detection & ResponseSecurity monitoring, detection engineering and threat hunting focused on real threats rather than alert volume.
- Incident Response & Digital ForensicsContain active incidents, find out what happened and recover with evidence you can stand behind.
- Identity & Data SecurityProtect identities, privileged access and the sensitive data they can reach.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do we need to replace our SIEM?
Not necessarily. SIGNAL is designed to integrate with existing security tools. We look at what you run today and recommend the simplest setup that closes your gaps.
See what SIGNAL would show in your environment.
We will walk you through the platform, the integrations you would need and how it fits with our services.