If you want to cut down on false positives and get your security team to respond faster to real problems, Expel has a managed detection and response (MDR) service that spots security problems and takes actions to fix them in 23 minutes on average. Expel plugs into your existing security tools, using AI to screen out false positives and add context to alerts. That can free up a lot of time your team might otherwise spend on non-strategic work.
Another option is GreyNoise, which helps security operations center (SOC) teams by filtering out false positives and noise in security tools. It collects and analyzes data from internet-wide scanning and exploitation, letting SOC teams focus on real threats more quickly. GreyNoise integrates with SIEM, SOAR and TIP, and its APIs let you automate with your own tools for the highest possible SOC efficiency and lowest possible alert triage time.
For video surveillance, Calipsa is a cloud-based service that uses AI to improve security operations. It can spot objects with 99% accuracy and cut false alarms by 93%, offer customizable real-time alerts and forensic video analysis. Because it analyzes frames, not video, Calipsa is designed to perform better and use less time and network capacity, making it good for monitoring stations, corporate security teams and critical infrastructure.
Last, Intezer offers an Autonomous Security Operations platform that automates alert triage and incident response work. It continuously monitors endpoint, phishing and SIEM alerts, investigating each one to avoid alert fatigue and automatically resolving false positives. Intezer integrates with a variety of security tools and offers flexible pricing, letting security teams free up more time for high-level work and reduce risk by automating lower-level tasks.