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SIRP – No-Code Risk-based SOAR Platform
SIRP – No-Code Risk-based SOAR Platform
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Written by Ali Murtaza
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SIRP is a No-Code Risk-based Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) platform that fuses essential cybersecurity information to enable a unified cyber response. Through a single integrated platform, it drives security visibility, so decisions can be better prioritized and response time is dramatically reduced. With SIRP, the entire cybersecurity function works as a single, cohesive unit.

SIRP provides a more dynamic, complete view of incidents, threat intelligence, vulnerabilities, and risks in one place, so you can prioritize and make better decisions faster and respond more effectively. It combines security orchestration, playbook automation and case management capabilities to integrate your team, processes and tools together. SIRP makes security data instantly actionable, provides valuable intelligence and context, and enables adaptive response to complex cyber threats and vulnerabilities.

SIRP provides security teams with instant access to four powerful modules, incident management, threat intelligence, vulnerability management and risk management. SIRP Security Score (S3) module makes security data instantly actionable by fusing information from these modules and assessing the risk to the organisation. S3 uses machine learning algorithms to assess security data relevancy and calculate security score. S3 enables organizations to prioritise risks, make better decisions faster and respond more effectively.

SIRP’s modular architecture support more than 70+ applications with coverage of 350+ APIs, enabling security teams to connect and coordinate complex workflows across different teams and tools. Powerful abstraction allows security teams to focus on what they want to accomplish, while the platform translates that into tool-specific actions.

SIRP helps organizations implement an intelligence-driven defense by focusing on addressing the fragmentation problem across information, people, technology, and process.

Information

For relevant information to be refined into usable intelligence, it must be available to be correlated, enriched, and contextualized. You must remove the silos segmenting relevant data by creating a common source of record for it. SIRP does this by aggregating internal and external information so that it can be refined into intelligence usable for informing decisions. Internally sourced information, details of an IR investigation, notable events from the SOC, or even curated intelligence from an in-house team is often the most valuable part of the feedback loop SIRP enable.

People

Like data, the various functional teams within your security organization (IR, SOC, Intel, Risk, Executives, etc.) also need the silos taken down from around them. They need access to relevant information from other teams, and intel sharing communities outside your organization. They also need to be able to work seamlessly together with a dynamic workflow. SIRP facilitates this by allowing teams to provide tips and tasks to each other, create and funnel intelligence to relevant functional organizations, and create reports for executive decision makers based on threats to the organization.

Technology

Most organizations today have a very heterogeneous and disconnected set of point defensive technologies. For most, coordinating action across them means coordinating tickets between IT and various facets of the security team. SIRP enables organizations to coordinate intelligence-driven action and automation across our ever-growing library of applications and integrations.

Process

Once you have removed the silos between information, people, and technology, SIRP enables you to streamline your processes with playbooks that leverage both internal and external intelligence to inform action for your teams and your technology as well as learn from past experiences.


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