SOAR Integration
Automate triage and response with playbooks that connect your SIEM, EDR/XDR, email security, IAM, ticketing, and collaboration tools. We design, implement, and validate SOAR workflows to reduce mean time to respond (MTTR) while maintaining governance and auditability.
Overview
Turn detections into consistent, governed response
We implement SOAR with a focus on measurable outcomes: faster triage, fewer manual steps, consistent containment actions, and clear approvals and evidence for compliance.
Key use cases
Phishing triage and mailbox remediation; endpoint isolation and IOC blocking; enrichment (WHOIS, sandbox, TI lookups); account disable/reset for suspicious logins; case management and ticket creation; incident communications and reporting.
What’s included
Connector setup and authentication; playbook design and implementation; approval gates and RBAC; error handling and rollback; logging and evidence capture; alert routing and case templates; testing and handover.
Delivery approach / phases
1) Use-case selection & success metrics 2) Integration design (tools, permissions, data mapping) 3) Playbook build (steps, approvals, exceptions) 4) Test & validate (tabletop + technical) 5) Go-live & optimization.
Typical deliverables
SOAR integration architecture; configured connectors; playbooks/runbooks; case templates and routing rules; test results and acceptance criteria; operational documentation and training.
Planning
Prerequisites, timeline, and next steps
Prerequisites: SOAR platform access, API/service accounts for integrated tools, defined incident categories, and approval/ownership matrix for response actions.
Estimated timeline: 3–8 weeks depending on number of integrations and playbooks.
CTA: Tell us your top 3 response workflows to automate—we’ll propose a phased SOAR rollout.