For a broad security orchestration and automation tool that can help you handle incidents and cut response times, NetWitness is a strong contender. It can monitor network activity for threats in real time and monitor logs for problems with machine learning technology that spots trouble sooner. The tool also includes log monitoring, network detection and response, endpoint detection and security orchestration and automation to help you automate incident response and documentation. That makes it good for companies under attack.
Another strong contender is PagerDuty, which offers end-to-end incident management, automation and customer service operations. With tools like AIOps, Runbook Automation and Stakeholder Communications, it can cut through the noise and speed up triage, automating much of the work so you can respond faster to incidents and improve your operations resilience.
For automating and speeding up incident response work, Intezer offers an Autonomous Security Operations platform that uses AI. It continuously monitors endpoint, phishing and SIEM alerts, automatically dismissing false positives and escalating high-priority threats for immediate response. The tool integrates with a variety of security tools so security teams can get work done faster and lower their risk.
Last, Cynet offers an all-purpose, natively automated cybersecurity platform that combines several security tools. It includes Protector for prevention and detection, Responder for automated investigation and response, and Correlator for log processing. Cynet's automation-first approach means less manual work for security teams, so they can focus on higher-level work while still responding to incidents quickly.