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Demisto, Preempt Team Up to Provide First End-to-End Integration of Real-Time, Identity-Based Threat Prevention with Security Automation and Orchestration

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David Marshall | Published: June 25, 2018

Preempt, a company revolutionizing the prevention of cyber security breaches and internal threats, in partnership with Demisto, an innovator in Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) technology, announced a fully adaptive approach to cybersecurity and security operations that spans advanced threat prevention, incident response, and security orchestration.

Through this integration, Demisto and Preempt are delivering the first end-to-end integration of real-time, identity-based threat prevention with security automation and orchestration. More than a simple one-way integration, Demisto and Preempt fully leverage the adaptive ability of both platforms to seamlessly blend and coordinate threat prevention, policy enforcement, incident response, and orchestration into a unified process.

“Any organization concerned about cyber-attacks or insider threats usually has a limited incident response and security staff,” said Dan Sarel, co-founder and VP, Product at Demisto. “Traditional one-way integrations have been a good start, but adaptive two-way cooperation between threat prevention and security automation opens up new opportunities for organization so that they can make smart, business-driven decisions automatically in real-time without facing an onslaught of notifications, minimizing the need for human intervention and human error.”

To meet these security challenges, an organization can combine the adaptive threat prevention capabilities of the Preempt Platform with the security orchestration features of Demisto to automate and accelerate incident response and reduce business risk. It also helps with effectively and proactively reducing noise which can free up time to allow security analysts to focus on important and advanced attack patterns.

This integration shows the power of having a truly adaptive security ecosystem where all phases of security are designed to adapt to changing situations and work together. Organizations are now able to challenge suspicious behavior with multi-factor authentication while orchestrating a query to the user’s manager and automatically resolve all incidents and actions if behavior is approved.

“Security today is all about taking action that doesn’t get in the way of business and doesn’t generate more mindless work for security teams,” said Ajit Sancheti, co-founder and CEO of Preempt. “The adaptive integration of real-time identity and access threat prevention and security orchestration makes this possible in ways that were never attainable, until now.”