SOC Prime Launches Search Engine for Threat Hunting and Detection

By Laura Stotler

SOC Prime has launched a search engine that specializes in threat hunting and detection as well as cyber threat intelligence. The new solution is designed to help security teams quickly find information about cyber threats, including dedicated Sigma rules that align with the MITRE ATT&CK framework.

SOC Prime specializes in collaborative cyber defense and threat detection. The company's detection as code platform helps security professionals discover, hunt, manage, integrate, automate, collaborate, learn and personalize the threat detection and prevention process.

The platform forms the base of SOC's Threat Detection Marketplace, which enables researchers to monetize their content and findings while helping security teams defend against attacks more quickly and efficiently. The marketplace curates information from more than 300 researchers and delivers it through a subscription model to a number of platforms powering more than 6,000 organizations throughout the world.

The new search engine from SOC Prime provides instant translations for more than 25 SIEM, EDR and XDR solutions. The offering is powered by a recommendation engine to produce the correct information at critical times when security professionals need specific content to defend their organizations. In addition to MITRE ATT&CK references, the solution provides real-time access to CVE descriptions as well as threat context and tags and links to media sources.

“The continuous escalation of attack volume combined with an ever-changing threat landscape demands ultra-responsiveness from cyber defenders,” said Andrii Bezverkhyi, founder and CEO of SOC Prime. “SOC Prime has delivered a powerful new tool that consolidates critical threat detection content to serve the needs of threat hunters, cyber threat intelligence specialists, and detection engineers. We’ve created a ‘Google-like’ search engine for cyber threats that ensures any security practitioner can instantly find highly relevant cyber threat information and apply it to their unique security infrastructure."

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Edited by Erik Linask
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