Every XSIAM incident, automatically resolved.
Simbian AI agents natively integrate with Palo Alto Cortex XSIAM to automatically triage, investigate, and respond to incidents across all ingested data sources. Full-coverage SOC automation — no playbooks, no alert backlogs.
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Automated Cortex XSIAM Incident Triage and Response
Simbian agents connect to XSIAM's full API surface — ingesting alerts and incidents, running XQL queries, and executing response actions across your consolidated security platform.
Unified Alert & Incident Triage
Simbian ingests XSIAM incidents with their correlated alerts from STIX-enriched detection sources, applying automated reasoning to classify and prioritize across all data types.
XQL-Powered Investigation
Automatically construct and execute XQL queries against the XSIAM data lake to gather evidence from endpoint, network, cloud, and identity sources in a single investigation.
Multi-Surface Response Actions
Isolate endpoints, block network indicators, quarantine files, and disable accounts — executing containment across every surface XSIAM manages, through a single integration.
STIX Intelligence Correlation
Correlate every incident with STIX-formatted threat indicators ingested by XSIAM, adding external intelligence context that strengthens verdicts and reduces false positives.
Bi-Directional Incident Management
Read incidents, update status and severity, add investigation comments, and trigger response actions — keeping your XSIAM console as the single source of truth.
Cross-Source Data Correlation
Combine endpoint, network, identity, and cloud signals already unified in XSIAM with Simbian's Context Lake for organization-specific insight during every investigation.
Use AI to Automate XSIAM Incidents
Most SOC teams spend 80% of their time on alerts that turn out to be false positives. Simbian closes them in seconds.
Book a Demo →How Simbian investigates a Cortex XSIAM incident.
A real-world investigation, end to end. From incident to verdict in 36 seconds — every reasoning step auditable.
Four Steps to Automated SIEM Operations with XSIAM
From API key to automated incident resolution, Simbian amplifies your XSIAM investment with AI reasoning that adapts to every threat.
Connect
Simbian connects to Palo Alto Cortex XSIAM via the XSIAM API using API key authentication. No data forwarding to configure, no infrastructure changes required.
Monitor
AI agents continuously ingest XSIAM incidents from all data sources — endpoint, network, cloud, identity, and third-party feeds — covering your full detection surface.
Investigate
For every incident, Simbian runs XQL queries against the XSIAM data lake, correlates across all ingested sources, and enriches with STIX intelligence to build a complete attack narrative.
Respond
Execute endpoint isolation, network blocks, file quarantine, and account actions directly through XSIAM APIs. Every response is logged, policy-governed, and written back to the incident timeline.
Real Threats. Automated Outcomes.
See how Simbian and Cortex XSIAM work together across multi-source security incidents that would otherwise require hours of analyst time.
Detect and Contain APT Activity Across Sources
XSIAM correlates suspicious endpoint behavior with network anomalies and identity events. Simbian investigates the full attack chain via XQL, isolates affected endpoints, and blocks C2 infrastructure — delivering a complete APT timeline in under a minute.
Stop Cloud-to-Endpoint Lateral Movement
When XSIAM links a compromised cloud credential to endpoint activity, Simbian automatically maps the lateral movement path, revokes cloud access, isolates affected endpoints, and delivers the blast radius to your team.
Investigate Insider Activity Across All Data Sources
XSIAM flags unusual data access patterns. Simbian correlates endpoint file operations, network transfers, and identity events to build a behavioral timeline — distinguishing legitimate activity from true insider threats.
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