Use Case #6: Isolate Endpoint
For mEDR customers, this automation use case is meant to provide immediate response actions when dealing with endpoint-specific threats that could originate from various source tools. This automation use case collects information from the reported threat and performs mitigation actions on involved IOCs to help contain/mitigate the identified threat.
For all mEDR customers, this use case by default comes with partial implementation out of the box through our playbook automation. However, any changes or additional automation setups might need to be requested and worked out with the SOAR team.
In addition, to the default implementation within EDR playbooks, this automation use case can also be deployed in other XDR alerts to include details from all leveraged tools for any potential threats within an environment. This enables the SOC to correlate activity from the XDR platform and take preemptive actions on related endpoints using an EDR solution.
Typical Actions
Isolate Endpoint
Un-isolate Endpoint
Default Playbooks
EDR Playbooks
Correlated Playbook capabilities
Base Workflow
How to Get Started
Two Options:
- You can work with your dedicated Customer Success Manager, and they will coordinate with the SOAR Team in getting this Automation built out for you.
- Send an email to socir@cyflare.com and specify what integration you would like to leverage for automation to be built out.
- The SOAR Team will process your request and get back to you with the criteria we need and meet with any customer to further explain and validate any questions they may have.
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