Threat Graph: Turn Threats into Coverage
A new threat surfaces. Is it relevant to you, and can you detect it? Spectrum checks every new threat against the technologies in your environment, maps the ones that apply in the Threat Graph, and shows your real coverage procedure by procedure across your SIEMs and EDR.
A new threat surfaces. Is it relevant to you, and can you detect it?
Spectrum monitors new threat activity and checks every threat against the technologies in your environment. When one applies, like this SaaS Identity Abuse campaign, Spectrum maps it end to end in the Threat Graph: the threat actor, the campaign, the techniques it uses, and the specific procedures you need to detect.
Then it shows your real coverage, procedure by procedure, across your SIEMs and EDR:
- What's already covered, and which tool detects it
- What needs a new detection, already built and ready to deploy
- What's caught by your EDR but never reaches your SIEM
- What's broken because the logs it depends on aren't arriving
One click on Fix all deploys the new detections to Microsoft Sentinel and Splunk, forwards CrowdStrike alerts into your SIEM, and updates your Cribl pipeline to ingest the missing data, so you're fully covered for the threat.
Turn threats into coverage.
The next threat is already out there. Want to know if it applies to you, and whether you'd catch it? Connect Spectrum and see your own Threat Graph.