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SOAR
(Security Orchestration, Automation and
Response)

#SecurityPlatform
What is SOAR?

SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation and Response) is

a technology platform that streamlines and automates
security operations tasks. It integrates a range of security
tools and technologies to enable security teams to detect,
investigate, and respond to security threats quickly and
efficiently.

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How it works?

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Use Cases

Incident response: SOAR can help security teams detect and

respond to security incidents more quickly and effectively,
reducing the impact of attacks.
Threat hunting: SOAR can automate the process of
searching for potential threats within an organization's IT
environment, freeing up security analysts to focus on more
complex tasks.
Compliance: SOAR can help organizations meet compliance
requirements by automating tasks such as log collection,
analysis, and reporting.

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Benefits
Faster incident response: SOAR can help security teams
respond to security incidents faster, reducing the impact of
attacks.
Reduced workload for security analysts: By automating
routine tasks, SOAR can free up security analysts to focus on
more complex tasks.
Improved accuracy: By automating tasks such as data collection
and analysis, SOAR can reduce the risk of human error.
Greater efficiency: SOAR can help organizations improve the
efficiency of their security operations by automating repetitive
tasks and streamlining workflows.

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SIEM vs SOAR

While SOAR and SIEM (Security Information and Event

Management) are both security technologies, they serve different
purposes. SIEM is focused on collecting, analyzing, and
correlating security data from various sources to detect potential
security incidents. SOAR, on the other hand, is focused on
automating security operations tasks such as incident response
and threat hunting.
In other words, SIEM is a tool for monitoring and detection, while
SOAR is a tool for incident response and remediation. While they
have some overlap, they are typically used together as part of a
larger security operations strategy.

Tools

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Demisto by Palo Alto Networks
IBM Resilient
Swimlane
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