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Configuring and maintaining your SIEM/XDR isn’t just
hard – it’s downright painful …
That’s why many SIEM/XDRs are riddled with gaps, noisy alerts, and inefficiencies … no matter how many smart people you throw at it.
SOC managers know it. Detection engineers know it. CISOs know it. Adversaries know it too.
It’s one of the biggest challenges in cybersecurity today. That’s why we’re addressing it with MITRE ATT&CK-based analytics and automation, integrated with your existing workflows.
Learn how to make your SOC more effective
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Gartner® Report: Hype Cycle™️ for Security Operations, 2023
Read this complimentary report from Gartner® – Hype Cycle for Security Operations for 2023. Learn about Automated Security Control Assessment and how it can strengthen your security posture.
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Enterprise SIEMs Miss 76% of all MITRE ATT&CK Techniques Used by Adversaries
CardinalOps’ third annual report analyzes real-world data from production SIEMs covering nearly 4,000 detection rules across diverse industry verticals If you’re looking to benchmark your SIEM with respect to its MITRE ATT&CK coverage and rule
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Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Selects CardinalOps to Reduce Risk of Breaches Due to Undetected Attacks
Enables financial services firm to operationalize MITRE ATT&CK with Splunk and eliminate detection coverage gaps based on organizational risk and priorities.
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The Future of Risk-Based Detection
Join us on June 20 at 3:30 pm EDT for this SANS webinar. SecOps experts discuss major challenges for the modern Security Operations Center and how to operationalize MITRE ATT&CK to build a threat-informed defense.
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CardinalOps Contributes Updates to MITRE ATT&CK Techniques Related to Abuse of Mail Transport Rules
Adversaries are hijacking corporate email systems such as Office 365 by abusing email transport rules. Learn how these sophisticated attacks work, plus how to detect them in Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, IBM QRadar & Sumo Logic.
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Learn how to identify and fix a rule you don’t know is broken
Based on analyzing thousands of detections, our research team has compiled the top 10 ways that SIEM rules break (silently) over time.
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Noisy rules give adversaries an easy path to exploit weaknesses in your defenses
This research summary lists the top causes of noisy rules in your SIEM, followed by 5 best practices to help minimize noise.
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Eliminate coverage gaps with automation and MITRE ATT&CK
Watch this 3-minute video to learn how CardinalOps continuously ensures you have the detections that matter most.
Optimize your entire security stack to reduce cost and complexity
Adding more security tools leads to increased complexity – from multiple data sources, fragmented monitoring, and challenges identifying gaps and risks. That’s why CardinalOps isn’t just another security tool.
Our platform transforms your existing security operations processes by streamlining the complex task of setting up and maintaining your SIEM – and rationalizing your entire security stack by identifying the tools that are delivering the most security value, (and the ones that are redundant or ineffective.)
So you get the right detections, the right data sources, and the right alert fidelity.
Continuously.
SIEM/XDR complexity and constant change – the two root challenges to maintaining an efficient and effective SOC
If you didn’t have to deal with constant change in the threat landscape and a constantly-expanding attack surface – plus configuration drift – you could manage your SIEM/XDR with a “deploy once and be done’” approach.
And if you didn’t have to deal with SIEM/XDR complexity, you could – in principle, anyway – throw enough people at the problem to continuously adapt to constant change.
CardinalOps solves the double whammy of SIEM/XDR complexity and constant change with a data-driven approach to continuously ensure you have the right detections to reduce the highest priority risk; that you’re using the right data sources; with the right rules to ensure a minimum of false positives … and the right metrics to provide the feedback to know you’re doing it right.