IBM Security QRadar SOAR, previously known as IBM Resilient, is a SOAR tool that enhances the performance of Security Operations Centers (SOCs). By integrating SOAR into a SOC, the solution enhance its effectiveness, manages incident response processes, and utilizes automation, which allows specialists to spend less time on routine operations.
RST Cloud is a provider of threat intelligence that offers companies high-fidelity information about the latest cyber threats. RST Cloud elevates threat intelligence to the next level by taking responsibility for screening and collecting a huge amount of TI data. They handle methodological and technical problems in pre-processing TI data from various sources, including Twitter, Telegram, open-source feeds, CERTs, online sandboxes, and threat intelligence reports, among many others.
RST Threat Feed, a service from RST Cloud, consolidates all available knowledge about current threats in one place. It normalizes, filters, enriches and scores the data to share it with your security team and integrate with security solutions. Our threat feed is available through an API and has many pre-built integrations with popular security information and event management (SIEM), security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR), next-generation firewall (NGFW), and threat intelligence platform (TIP) systems.
In the process of working with a SOAR system, analysts often conduct data enrichment and false positive testing to make the best decisions for each incident. They may need to contact a threat intelligence (TI) provider for information about why certain data, such as IP addresses, domains, hashes, and URLs, have been added to SIEM lists as an Indicator of Compromise (IoC). However, analysts often have to switch between different tools and resources manually, which can lead to delays and errors. The article explores how the RST Cloud API Lookup service can simplify an analyst’s life and reduce such issues.