As organizations continue to embrace new technologies and digital business models, cybercriminals are hardly sitting on their hands. Threats are growing in frequency, impact and sophistication while traditional security technology can’t keep up. Infosys believes that enterprises must adopt a proactive cybersecurity strategy to prevent, detect and respond to threats while optimizing the total cost of ownership. The Infosys partnership with Palo Alto Networks helps secure complex and mission-critical environments by incorporating an evolving portfolio of solutions into managed services. Cortex XSIAM (or extended security intelligence and automation management) by Palo Alto Networks advances this mission to modernize security operations.
Infosys offers a managed version of Cortex XSIAM, which harnesses the power of machine intelligence and automation to improve security outcomes and transform the manual SecOps model. This eliminates the complexity of multiple disparate tools while simplifying and standardizing security processes to see value from the beginning with transparent cost predictability.
To understand the impact and improvements offered by Cortex XSIAM, it helps to see how we got here. Traditional SOCs run on a multitude of security solutions, which can result in feature overlap and vulnerability gaps. Worst of all, this flood of alerts keeps security ops teams from quickly prioritizing the biggest threats. To manage these challenges, security operations (SecOps) teams need to use a variety of different tools:
The problem is that today’s expanded enterprise attack surface generates much more security data than ever before. Network, endpoint, identity and cloud data remain in separate systems, while only a subset of logs (but a flood of alerts) goes to the SIEM. As a result, SOC analysts must manually analyze data to triage alerts and take effective action. But, it’s easy for them to miss lurking threats.
In the meantime, security engineers struggle to integrate new data streams and create new detection rules and playbooks while security architects work to integrate the latest new point product. Add this to the current security skills shortage and the results are predictable: alert fatigue, slow investigations and attackers who hide in networks for months.
Infosys helps clients standardize, simplify and transform their security technology reducing costs while elevating security posture. As a cloud-delivered, integrated SOC platform that unifies key SOC functions into a single, integrated solution, XSIAM is a great fit for this model. It provides customers with best-in-breed security together with Infosys’ deep expertise and capabilities.
XSIAM uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to reduce billions of events to a few incidents. These are further automated for rapid action and defense in the face of potential threats. With SOAR capabilities built in, AI and ML-powered security playbooks minimize human intervention by detecting stealthy threats. XSIAM also leverages behavior analytics correlated with EDR and external intelligence, so the SOC team can contain internal and external threats in seconds through automated action.
Together with Infosys, Cortex XSIAM will revolutionize clients’ SOC team’s critical capabilities:
SecOps teams have too much information to manage in too many silos. They rely heavily on reactive manual human effort after an incident, leading to longer investigation times, missed events and longer dwell times (periods when attackers can lurk in systems undetected).
Infosys, along with Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSIAM, transforms clients’ SecOps to an autonomous SOC platform that fundamentally changes how data, analytics and automation are used across enterprise and cloud security operations.
To learn more, visit Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSIAM to revolutionize your SOC.
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