SOCRadar Alarms in Elastic | Investigate Threats Faster
SOCRadar says analysts can investigate its alarms inside Elastic and Kibana instead of a separate console.
SOCRadar announced that its alarms can be investigated from Elastic, where many SOC teams already keep detections, logs, cases, and Kibana dashboards. The integration is meant to surface external findings such as impersonating domains, leaked credentials, and newly exposed assets without leaving the Elastic console. The post is product marketing rather than a vulnerability or incident report.
- SOCRadar alarms can be reviewed inside Elastic and Kibana.
- Signals include impersonating domains, leaked credentials, and exposed assets.
- The post targets SOCs that already operate on Elastic.
Investigate SOCRadar Alarms Where Your Analysts Already Work, with SOCRadar and Elastic Your SOC runs on Elastic. Detections, logs, cases and dashboards all live in Kibana, and your analysts have built their muscle memory around it. Then an impersonating domain, a leaked credential or a newly exposed asset shows up in a different console, and […]
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