What problems is Swimlane solving and how is that benefiting you?
High Mean-Time to Resolution Metric (MTTR):
The primary goal we achieve with Swimlane is the reduction of the Mean-Time to Resolution metric. We can efficiently bring in detections, correlate them into incidents, identify and enrich organizational assets, enhance indicators of compromise with both open and closed-source threat intelligence, address alert tuning requirements, and respond to and remediate incidents when required. By consolidating all relevant information in one place for our analysts and eliminating the need to switch between multiple tools, we effectively reduce the Mean-Time to Resolution metric. This solution addresses several challenges encountered in our Security Operations Center, including dealing with alert fatigue, reducing user errors with data entry, and accelerating the resolution of incidents.
Synchronizing our Alerting Toolset:
When an incident is closed out in Swimlane, it automatically closes all alerts associated with the incident generated by their respective tools. This automation reduces the need for manual intervention and ensures our toolset maintains accurate information. For senior leadership, this provides accurate vendor-specific dashboards based on different tool-specific metrics. For our analysts, it provides a method to locate incidents in Swimlane based on comments left in other tools.
Synchronizing our Threat Intelligence:
When actionable threat intelligence becomes available, we utilize Swimlane to synchronize indicators of compromise with our toolset. This proactive approach detects and prevents activity in our EDR, NDR, SIEM, ESG, etc., based on findings from our own incidents as well as open and closed-source threat intelligence providers. Our analysts can focus on the current alerts and incidents rather than manual tasks like updating lists of indicators. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
