Cortex XSOAR

RATING:

5.00

(1)

About Cortex XSOAR

Cortex XSOAR is a security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) solution that helps businesses correlate incidents, aggregate multi-source feeds and conduct malware analysis, among other processes on a centralized platform. It allows staff members to use automated and purpose-built playbooks to parse, de-duplicate and manage indicators from multiple external sources. Cortex XSOAR enables team members to manage incident response, ransomware remediation and threat intelligence across on-premise, hybrid and cloud-native environments. It lets employees conduct real-time investigations, solve emergent threats, manage authentication protocols, prioritize alerts and more from within a unified platform. Additionally, it allows business leaders to utilize customizable...

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Cortex XSOAR Reviews

Overall Rating

5.00

Ratings Breakdown

Secondary Ratings

Ease-of-use

5

Customer Support

5

Value for money

5

Functionality

5

Most Helpful Reviews for Cortex XSOAR

1 Review

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Darshana

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Computer & Network Security, 11-50 employees

Used daily for less than 6 months

Review Source: Capterra
This review was submitted organically. No incentive was offered

OVERALL RATING:

5

EASE OF USE

5

VALUE FOR MONEY

5

CUSTOMER SUPPORT

5

FUNCTIONALITY

5

Reviewed August 2019

SOAR at its very best!

Tailored response playbooks are utilized with Demisto in case a suspicious event occurs. Overall, it helps the team focus on proactive security objectives.

PROS

The classic war room concept has been stationed here with impressive response capabilities. Analysts can collaborate on the commands run in real-time, significantly increasing the chances of mitigation.

CONS

The only concern for the time being should turn out to be the pricing options, but with endless integrations and to-the-point monitoring it provides, there is not much of an argument.