Security Hyperautomation
Use Cases

Automate user self-service access to applications, systems, and data on an as-needed basis.

Automate account actions for account creation, updates, and deactivation across your environment.

Prompts users to validate risky and suspicious activity via instant messaging, email, or SMS and automatically disables suspicious user accounts.

Integrates chatbots with instant messaging platforms to provide timely service of common helpdesk requests across MS Teams, Slack, Discord, Zoom, and more.

Auto-revokes session tokens, suspend compromised account access, and change passwords once any potential security issues have been resolved.

Identifies stale accounts, and automatically disable them.

Provides details and context to reduce false positives, coordinate internal and external tools response, and integrate with case management systems.

Adaptable no-code, low-code, and full-code workflow UI to create automations to accelerate threat-hunting workflows and filter through the noise.

Launch distributed search efforts to reach conclusions when a new exploit technique is discovered.

Works with EDR/MDM, SIEM/logs, and email/storage to identify further events and evidence.

Supports SIEM, EDR, XDR, and other collaborative sources to serve as playbooks for automating investigations at record speed.

Reduces the potential impact on the organization while freeing up IT analysts' time.

Correlate data across multiple SEG solutions and autonomously orchestrate remediation actions like removing previously delivered malicious emails or adjusting email security controls.

Understand the complete attack scope and impact. Trigger automatic malware scans and coordinate with EDR solutions for threat removal and system restoration.

Scan email attachments and URLs with multiple sandboxing technologies for malware or suspicious content, including sandboxing attachments, scanning URLs for known bad domains, and taking appropriate actions based on the analysis.

Analyze cloud-based behaviors associated with phishing attacks, disable compromised credentials automatically, and expedite the reset process for compromised credentials alerting the users.

Utilize external threat intelligence feeds to enhance email security and integrate multiple feeds to proactively identify and block known malicious domains, email addresses, and IP addresses in emails.

Automate the enforcement of regulatory compliance in email usage by ensuring adherence to policies such as email archiving, encryption, and access control.

Integrate chatbots into your organization’s communication tools like Slack, MS Teams, Discord, and more to increase reporting adoption dramatically.

Chatbots execute automated actions such as resetting passwords, revoking access, or initiating scans for malware, with optional human-in-the-loop authorization.

Notify users about potential security threats, like suspicious login attempts, suspicious cloud activity, or detected malware, and provide guidance on how to respond.

Guide users through securing their devices, like enabling encryption, installing security software, and conforming to the organization’s security policies.

Assist users in setting up or troubleshooting multi-factor authentication for added security across their devices.

Deliver security training modules or tips directly to users’ communication tools, helping keep security awareness at the forefront and boost compliance.

Categorize and prioritize alerts based on severity, type of threat, and potential impact using generative AI, ensuring that the most critical issues are addressed first.

Automatically execute actions to contain a threat, such as isolating affected systems, blocking malicious IP addresses, or reconfiguring network access controls.

Implement remediation steps to eliminate threats, such as applying patches, updating firewall rules, re-configuring cloud applications, or removing malware.

Automatically notify relevant stakeholders, including SOC analysts, IT staff, management, and potentially affected users, about a security incident.

Dynamically update threat intelligence feeds and apply new indicators of compromise (IoCS) to security tools based on updated information from incidents and investigations.

Automatically collect and preserve digital evidence for further investigation and potential legal proceedings. A full audit log of all automated actions performed is logged within the case management solution.