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While most Security Operations Centers (SOCs) focus on fixing visible false positives, the invisible false negatives caused by broken rules are far more dangerous. When a rule silently stops working, it creates the illusion that
Security teams face an overwhelming reality: too many exposures, too few resources, and limited time to patch everything. In practice, direct remediation is often delayed or even impossible—yet the risks remain. That’s where compensating controls
CardinalOps helps enterprise security teams proactively eliminate exposure risk by continuously validating threat coverage, pinpointing exposures that attackers can actually exploit, and enabling high-impact remediations.
In our fifth annual report, CardinalOps analyzed a range of production SIEM environments to evaluate the coverage, health and overall performance of enterprise threat detection programs. This report includes the data of 13,000 detection rules
CardinalOps provides the only AI-powered exposure management platform that unifies prevention and detection controls to drive intelligent prioritization and remediation of your riskiest exposures.
CardinalOps Detection Posture Management automates detection engineering processes and continuously expands your MITRE ATT&CK coverage, ensuring you detect the threats that matter most.
Download the SANS 2024 Detection and Response Survey to discover insights from cybersecurity professionals on navigating today’s detection and response challenges. Key findings include:
See how Repsol, one of the world’s largest energy companies, integrated CardinalOps into their security operations and helped to optimize their SOC with automation, enhanced speed, and accuracy. With CardinalOps, Repsol SecOps significantly increased its
See how one of the world’s largest banks leveraged the CardinalOps platform to automate their MITRE ATT&CK mapping and maximize their detection coverage and fidelity. The multinational financial services organization was able to gain visibility
Download this annual survey from the SANS Institute to gain insights from active SOC managers and analysts around best practices for running a SOC. Key observations include:
In our fourth annual report, CardinalOps set out to gain visibility into the current state of use case development and threat detection coverage in enterprise SOCs. We gathered and analyzed data from production SIEM instances.
In this paper, SANS Director of Emerging Security Trends, John Pescatore, compiles data from the recent SANS survey of 267 cybersecurity professionals to determine the state of practice in detection engineering.