If you're looking for a malware analysis tool that fits into your existing security workflow, CrowdStrike Falcon Sandbox is a great option. It offers automated malware analysis, unknown threat detection and actionable indicators of compromise (IOCs). It also integrates with SIEMs and TIPs through a REST API and offers a variety of indicator sharing formats so you can quickly get visibility into malware attacks and respond accordingly.
If you're looking for a more comprehensive security data platform, take a look at Devo. Devo combines SIEM, SOAR and UEBA into one platform, with AI and automation tools, real-time analytics and a cloud-native design that scales. Its ability to ingest data from any source and offer pre-built integrations with existing security tools can help you get more out of your security operations workflow.
Last, ReliaQuest GreyMatter is a security operations platform built on an open XDR architecture. It integrates with best-of-breed tools to automate repetitive tasks, cut down on alert noise and offer response playbooks. That makes it a good option for security teams trying to get more out of their workflows and improve threat response.