Graylog and SOC Prime Form Exclusive Partnership to Make Threat Detection and Response More Effective and Efficient

Graylog, a provider of in SIEM, Enterprise Log Management and API Security, together with SOC Prime, provider of the foremost platform for collective cyber defense, today unveiled their strategic technology partnership. Now available in beta, this collaboration promises to redefine the effectiveness and efficiency around how businesses identify and mitigate cyber threats.

Integrating SOC Prime Platform with Graylog Security, the partnership provides security teams unparalleled insights into their digital environment. This collaboration enables rapid threat detection and response, guided by the MITRE ATT&CK® framework. Graylog further amplifies this capability by blending SOC Prime’s intelligence with other data context, enhancing risk identification and investigative efficiency.

Andrii Bezverkhyi, CEO of SOC Prime, emphasized the collaborative benefit: "Our integration with Graylog’s platform transcends tool provisioning; we’re reshaping cybersecurity perspectives. Together, we enable security teams to swiftly tackle the most critical threats, redefining organizational defense strategies.”

Unlike other partnerships, this is a technical integration of SOC Prime capabilities into the Graylog platform. Every Graylog Security customer will have SOC Prime content available to them via Graylog’s Illuminate packs at no additional cost or overhead. This will save both time and money for security staff that are on the front lines. Integration of SOC Prime's technology into Graylog's guided investigations is in beta and expected to be generally available in May. Graylog expects that enterprises seeking a SIEM that can handle the challenges of TDIR will migrate to platforms that incorporate TDIR best practices and streamline the analyst experience.

Robert Rea, Graylog’s CTO, added: "This is about making actionable intelligence a reality for every organization, drastically cutting down the time from threat detection to response. Curating SOC Prime content into Graylog alerts enables security teams to prioritize their work in a way that will make a real difference in their security posture.”

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