The result? A public, transparent leaderboard that helps SOC teams and security vendors cut through the LLM noise and make decisions grounded in operational reality.
Register for our upcoming webinar where we walk you through our LLM Leaderboard that puts today’s top models through their paces — investigating full kill-chain alerts, writing code, pulling context, and reasoning through evidence like a real analyst.
To address alert fatigue amongst SOC analysts, alert grouping plays a crucial role in reducing cognitive overload. Grouping related alerts into a single, consolidated entity allows analysts to focus on the broader threat story, rather than getting lost in individual alerts that may be part of the same attack.
Leading platforms like CrowdStrike and Microsoft Sentinel refer to these groupings as incidents. On the other hand, solutions like Splunk SOAR and Google Chronicle prefer the term case for such groupings.
At Simbian, we take this one step further. Our platform ingests these grouped entities from multiple vendor sources, such as CrowdStrike, Microsoft Sentinel, and Google Chronicle, and performs AI-powered investigations at the grouped level. This enables SOC analysts to efficiently evaluate the potential threats tied to a set of alerts without getting bogged down by individual alert noise, empowering faster decision-making and improving operational efficiency.
Simbian is excited to announce our partnership with CrowdStrike led by our seamless integration with the CrowdStrike platform to automate alert triage and investigation. This partnership leverages Simbian’s autonomous AI SOC capabilities with CrowdStrike’s rich security insights to provide detailed investigation with context, aligning efficiency and efficacy.
The result is a significant reduction in triage and investigation times, reducing MTTR while delivering heightened and actionable outcomes for SOC
Listen to the full episode to learn how Simbian’s AI-driven security platform turns the tide against next-gen cyberthreats-and why every CISO needs an AI ally https://lnkd.in/gA8UYZKt
This episode features a conversation with Markus Ludwig, CEO and co-founder of Ticura and a seasoned expert in threat intelligence. The discussion delves into the evolving role of artificial intelligence in the threat intelligence landscape and why threat intel remains a critical component in modern cybersecurity operations—even as AI capabilities continue to expand.Listen to the full podcast here
Trump Signs Executive Order on Cyber Security – The Trump administration has issued a new Executive Order overhauling US Cybersecurity Policies, and moving the purview of others from CISA to the Department of Commerce.
O3 Discovers It’s First Zero-Day Vulnerability – Security researcher Sean Harlin published a blog detailing how he used OpenAI’s O3 model to discover a remote zero-day vulnerability, highlighting the fact that threat actors are already leveraging these technologies to do the same.
OpenAI Updates Its Disruption Report – On June 5, OpenAIpublished an updated version of their report “Disrupting malicious uses of AI” that focuses on campaigns they are discovering utilizing their models, and how they are being disrupted.
Microsoft Security Copilot Can Access Restricted Passwords - Forbes published a storyhighlighting how Pen Test Partners, a red-teaming organization, were able to use Copilot to attack Microsoft Sharepoint to bypass security controls.
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