In organizations, SIEM, EDR, firewall, and other security systems usually operate independently from each other. This leads to delays in incident response processes, manual processing workloads, and operational inefficiency.
Security teams are forced to manually analyze, correlate, and take action on alarms coming from different systems. This process both increases the risk of error and results in delayed responses to critical threats. An expanding attack surface, high alarm volumes, and the necessity of 24/7 monitoring have become unsustainable with traditional methods.