Auguria Unveils Upgraded Security Knowledge Layer Platform at Black Hat Europe 2024

Auguria, Inc., a leader in AI-driven security operations solutions, has introduced the latest enhancements to its Security Knowledge Layer Platform. The updated platform now integrates with major data sources, including SentinelOne, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, and Microsoft Windows Event Logs. Additionally, the company has launched its innovative Explainability Graph, a visual tool that delivers contextualized threat data for more effective incident response.

Advanced Integrations: Leveraging Top-Tier Data Sources

Modern security teams contend with an overwhelming 78 trillion signals daily from various platforms, making it challenging to identify genuine threats amidst the noise. Auguria’s expanded integrations streamline this complexity, providing enriched insights and operational improvements through the following connections:

• SentinelOne: By integrating with the SentinelOne Singularity platform, Auguria enhances endpoint detection and response (EDR) capabilities. Users benefit from improved alert correlation, data enrichment, and compaction, significantly reducing alert fatigue and boosting SecOps efficiency.
• CrowdStrike: Support for CrowdStrike Falcon® platform’s EDR data enables AI-powered prioritization and actionable intelligence, facilitating quicker and more accurate incident responses.
• Palo Alto Networks: Integration with Palo Alto Networks provides access to world-class firewall and network telemetry. Auguria’s platform contextualizes this data, reducing noise and improving prioritization for streamlined incident investigations.
• Microsoft Windows Event Logs: High-volume Windows Event Logs are transformed into actionable insights. Auguria’s filtering and enrichment capabilities ensure critical events are highlighted for immediate review.

These integrations allow security operations (SecOps) teams to consolidate and analyze data from diverse sources within a single platform, enabling smarter, faster security decisions and reducing operational complexity.

The Explainability Graph: A Breakthrough in Visual Threat Context

Auguria’s Explainability Graph revolutionizes the way security teams interpret and respond to anomalous activity. This intuitive feature presents a clear, contextualized map of potential threats, enabling teams to:

• Identify Root Causes: Understand the underlying reasons behind suspicious behavior or security incidents.
• Visualize Connections: Discover relationships between seemingly unrelated events.
• Respond Decisively: Access actionable insights to mitigate risks efficiently.

With this feature, Auguria demonstrates its strength in data science by correlating and contextualizing millions of streaming log events. Security teams gain the tools they need to address sophisticated threats with minimal disruption.

Why These Innovations Matter

“Our latest integrations and Explainability Graph reinforce Auguria’s mission to simplify security operations while amplifying outcomes,” said Chris Coulter, CTO and co-founder at Auguria. “By supporting industry leaders like CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, Microsoft, and SentinelOne, and innovating with tools like our Explainability Graph, we’re giving organizations the clarity and precision they need to succeed in today’s complex threat landscape without being overwhelmed by noise.”

Key Benefits for Security Teams

•Cost Efficiency: Reduce expenses associated with SIEM and data storage by managing less-critical telemetry intelligently.

•Focused Insights: Automatically eliminate up to 99% of non-actionable data.

•Accelerated Investigations: Enriched and prioritized data enables quicker incident resolution.

•Proactive Defense: AI-driven detection identifies anomalies and high-risk behaviors in real time.

•Customizable Outputs: Seamlessly export enriched data to SIEM, XDR, or other security tools.

To explore these updates further or to schedule a demo, visit www.auguria.io or visit booth #318 at Black Hat Europe this week.

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December 15, 2024 at 08:46PM

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