Three Phases Of Security Automation

• Automate your daily checklist activities
• Enrich your data with information from third party tools like Whois, Virutotal, and much more...
• Automate your workflows and reduce mean time to respond via effective workflow tools
• Orchestrate processes on multiple technologies from a single SOAR platform
• Avoid alert fatigue with automated validation for these alerts

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DNIF brings you a variety of features to work with your data, here is a quick tutorial on how to get started with DNIF

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Other benefits:

• Discover quickly — DNIF identifies and provides accurate, real-time information about your endpoints regardless of operating system, location or connectivity.

• Monitor continuously — Enable continuous monitoring and compliance enforcement across endpoints.

• Create Baselines — Establish a baseline of normal endpoint and user activities and continuously monitor ongoing endpoint and user behaviors against that baseline to identify abnormalities and the need for follow-up or remediation.

• Enrichment = Enrich the data which is ingested to add/gain insight from the data. Example, the existing data about web authentication can be coupled with HR data to understand which user browsing patterns and sentiments.

• Validation = If there seems to be a malicious activity from a know malicious IP addresses, cross check this IP address with Virustotal or Kaspersky if it has a bad reputation.

• Response = You can directly issue a block request for an ip or a URL for most devices like your firewall or router :-)

Automation - Security automation is the automatic handling of a task in a machine-based security application that would otherwise be done manually by a cybersecurity professional.

Orchestration - Security orchestration is the connecting and integrating of various security applications and processes together.